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Aldi lowers prices on one-third of products in Acadiana region

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Aldi has begun lowering prices on approximately one-third of its regularly stocked products in the Acadiana region. These price reductions are set to run through at least November 3. The company estimates that these cuts will save customers about $86 million. Reduced items include Honeycrisp apples, which are 35% cheaper than last year, and Kirkwood chicken breast.

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The price cuts are part of Aldi's strategy to lower prices on

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  • AldiImplementing significant price cuts on products in the Acadiana region.
  • LafayetteCity where the price cuts are implemented.

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