Aldi has bolstered its nationwide network of parcel collection and drop-off points with 50 new locations this week.

Three years ago, the supermarket chain struck a partnership with logistics company InPost to bring its postal lockers to its stores across the UK.

By the end of 2025, Aldi had installed these lockers at 600 of its UK stores.

The company said it was adding 50 more locations to cater to “strong customer demand”.

Available to use 24/7, InPost Lockers work by customers and couriers scanning an app-generated QR code that, once scanned, opens the locker.

For users collecting a parcel, they simply open the locker and take the parcel out of it. Senders, on the other hand, put the parcel they want to send or return into the locker once it has opened.

These lockers are usually located outside Aldi stores and allow for the sending, collecting and returning of parcels.

The new sites include Hostmoor Road, March, Cambridgeshire; Dalby Way, Coulby Newham, Middlesbrough; Reid Road, Witham, Essex; Regent Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire; London Road South Poynton, Cheshire; King George’s Way, Pershore, Worcestershire; High Street, Renfrew, Renfrewshire; Heybridge Way, Leyton, Greater London; Parkside Shopping Centre, Killamarsh, Derbyshire; and Printers Place, Paisley, Renfrewshire.

Jonathan Neale, managing director of national real estate at Aldi UK, said: “Reaching 600 InPost Lockers was an important milestone, and this next phase of the rollout further demonstrates our commitment to making shopping at Aldi as convenient as possible.

“We’re committed to understanding our customers’ lives and continuing to focus on saving them time by making everyday tasks easier to manage.”

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