Lidl launches TikTok Shop ‘pop-up’ to ‘meet customers directly’
Molly InnesThe supermarket, which doesn’t offer online delivery in the UK, is selling 3,000 “high protein” bundles on the platform.
The supermarket, which doesn’t offer online delivery in the UK, is selling 3,000 “high protein” bundles on the platform.
Packaging designs deemed attractive to children will be removed from Lidl’s least healthy own-brand products in the next six months.
Lidl’s festive success comes as Co-op, Morrisons and Asda unveil new price matching and store strategies for 2025.
Lidl has opted for an emotional ad that emphasises the true festive spirit of sharing, as it decides against bringing back its brand character from last year’s successful ad.
Joanna Gomer, who has been at the business since 2016, is tasked with continuing to drive the discounter’s “phenomenal growth”.
The rate of grocery inflation is now just 0.8 percentage points higher than the 10-year average between 2012 and 2021, but cost of living habits remain sticky.
Tesco will need to change its Clubcard Prices logo in the coming weeks as it loses its appeal against last year’s ruling, which found it had infringed on Lidl’s trademark.
From TV sponsorships to croissant-shaped QR codes, the supermarket embarked on a five-year mission to democratise quality and overcome the ‘Lidl lag’.
The UK’s two major discounters reported significant success over the festive period, with a focus on both pricing and product having driven sales.
It could cost Tesco £8m to remove its Clubcard prices marketing assets, following the supermarket’s second loss against Lidl at the High Court in its long-standing trademark dispute.
Has Lidl scored an own goal in its victory over Tesco, or does this signify a change in how brands and retailers market themselves?
Following a legal battle between the two retailers, the High Court has ruled Tesco copied Lidl’s logo to “deceive” customers.
Data shared exclusively with Marketing Week shows Aldi and Lidl are increasing their TV advertising investment well ahead of their competitors, as the discounters continue to notch up market share gains.
The trade down to own label “shows little sign of stopping”, according to Kantar’s latest data, with Aldi and Lidl also continuing to steal market share.
Supermarkets have reported strong Christmas results despite economic headwinds, but analysts say for the traditional grocers, this good fortune is unlikely to last.