CR-certification - ALDI UK (2024)

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Rainforest Alliance

The Rainforest Alliance ‘green frog’ logo indicates that a farm, forest or tourism enterprise has been audited to meet standards that require environmental, social or economic sustainability. In order to become certified, farms must meet criteria of the Rainforest Alliance Sustainable Agriculture Standard which cover:

•Biodiversity conservation

•Improved livelihoods and human well-being

•Natural resource conservation

•Effective planning and farm management systems

•The Rainforest Alliance merged with UTZ in 2018

Find out more about Aldi’s Fairly Traded products and policies here.

Products:Cocoa, Tea, coffee, bananas

Learn more: www.rainforest-alliance.org

Soil Association (and other organic certifications)

The Soil Association is one of a number of organic certification schemes. They developed the world’s first organic standards in the 1960s. Products must meet strict European laws about the production of organic food and also go further in key areas such as animal welfare, protecting human health, and safeguarding the environment.

Products: Fruit and vegetables, wine, eggs, dairy, Mamia baby food and drinks

Learn more: www.soilassociation.org

LEAF (Linking Environment And Farming)

LEAF Marque is a farm assurance system, showing that food has been grown sustainably with care for the environment.

The principles of Integrated Farm Management (IFM) underpin the requirements of LEAF Marque certification. A farm business managed to IFM principles will demonstrate continuous improvement across the whole farm including: Organisation and Planning, Soil Management and Fertility, Crop Health and Protection, Pollution Control and By-Product Management, Animal Husbandry, Energy Efficiency, Water Management, Landscape and Nature Conservation and Community Engagement.

Over 55% of our British produce growers are LEAF certified.

Products: Fruit and vegetables

Learn more: www.leaf*ck.org

FSC (Forest Stewardship Council)

FSC (Forest Stewardship Council ) helps take care of forests and the people and wildlife who call them home and is recognised by WWF as the “hallmark of responsible forest management”. The FSC label guarantees that the trees that are harvested are replaced or allowed to regenerate naturally and some parts of forest are protected entirely. FSC gives an assurance that future generations will be able to enjoy the benefits of the forest.

Find out more about how Aldi is tackling deforestation here.

Products: Wood based products and packaging eg. Toilet paper, advertising materials, furniture.

Learn more: www.fsc-uk.org

PEFC (Programme for Endorsem*nt of Forest Certification)

The PEFC (Programme for the Endorsem*nt of Forest Certification) gives assurance that wood-based products (timber, furniture, packaging or paper) bearing the two trees logo come from well-managed forests.

It assures that forests are managed in line with challenging environmental, social and economic needs, balancing People, Planet and Profit.

Find out more about how Aldi is tackling deforestation here.

Products: Wipes, nappies, feminine hygiene.

Learn more: www.pefc.co.uk

RSPO (Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil)

100% of palm oil in Aldi products is RSPO certified, although only some of our products carry this logo. The RSPO has developed a set of environmental and social criteria which companies must comply with in order to produce Certified Sustainable Palm Oil. These criteria minimise the negative impact of palm oil cultivation on the environment and communities in palm oil-producing regions. Aldi is committed to the investment in sustainable palm oil production.

Find out more about Aldi’s certified palm oil sourcinghere.

Products:All food and non-food products containing palm oil. eg. Bakery products, cleaning detergent

Learn more:www.rspo.org

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FAQs

Are ALDI eggs Lion marked? ›

British Lion Quality

The code covers the entire production chain and ensures strict food safety controls including the guarantee that all hens are vaccinated against Salmonella and a 'passport' system ensuring that all hens, eggs and feed are fully traceable. Find out more about Aldi's Animal Welfare policies here.

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Where does ALDI UK get their chicken from? ›

As well as sourcing all our eggs from the UK, Aldi provides 100% British milk and meat from Red Tractor approved farms across Britain and are proud to be one of the first signatories on the NFU's Fruit and Veg pledge, voicing our commitment to British growers and packers.

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Is ALDI meat good quality in the UK? ›

All our everyday range of fresh meat, eggs and milk is 100% British and has been independently certified to meet the Red Tractor Assurance standard.

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What are the principles of ALDI corporate responsibility? ›

Simplicity creates efficiency, clarity and clear orientation within our organization as well as for our customers. Responsibility stands for our commitment towards our people, customers, partners and the environment. It also includes principles such as fairness, honesty, openness, service orientation and friendliness.

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What if there is no lion stamp on eggs? ›

If you use eggs from a local farm that does not subscribe to The British Lion Mark organisation, it does not mean there is anything wrong with the eggs. It just means you cannot guarantee they are free of Salmonella. Therefore, don't serve these eggs raw.

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Are eggs without lion mark safe to eat? ›

If the eggs are not Lion Code or Laid in Britain, or if in doubt, people who may be more vulnerable to infection are advised to eat eggs thoroughly cooked. This advice does not extend to individuals who are severely immunocompromised requiring medically supervised diets prescribed by health professionals.

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Where does Aldi's beef come from? ›

When it comes to meat and produce, it's likely that Aldi is sourcing from local farmers in your area. According to Aldi's website, it "teams up with top growers throughout the U.S., including local growers." When it comes to local produce, it's one of the ways the grocery chain saves money.

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Is Aldi chicken chlorinated? ›

Aldi has also ruled out selling chlorinated chicken or hormone treated beef, regardless of any future trade deals.

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Who is Aldi's biggest competitor UK? ›

Aldi UK's competitors

Aldi UK.
Waitrose & Partners.
Costco.
Walmart.
Sainsbury's.
Macy's.
SuperValu.
Marks & Spencer Group.

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Who supplies Aldi meat in the UK? ›

Yorkshire-based Karro Food Group is a leading Aldi supplier for Fresh British pork, bacon, gammon and sliced cooked meats. With an award-winning reputation for high quality pork products, Karro have been working with local farmers for over three generations and are committed to animal welfare.

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Why is Aldi so popular in the UK? ›

Every customer has their own reasons to like Aldi, but with things like our commitment to everyday low prices and fantastic quality for all, amazing support for British farmers, and our famous Specialbuys on the Aisle of Aldi, you're sure to find your own reasons to like us.

What is Aldi's motto UK? ›

Aldi makes the everyday amazing.