Lidl UK, A Mini Revolution
Often people say to me, I’d like to eat gluten-free but the products are too expensive.
And many of us who don’t have the choice often pay a premium and have a limited choice of grocery stores who stock gluten-free products.
More and more of us are moving our shopping away from the big 4 supermarkets in the UK and shopping in cheaper discount stores, local markets and stores and shops.
However as a gluten-free shopper it’s not possible to find pasta, bread, and confectionary staples in many of the discount stores. I have read that Lidl ran or runs (?) a gluten-free range in Ireland and think it would be great if they stocked gluten-free products across the UK making it more accessible and affordable for more people.
So I have started a petition to Lidl to ask them to start selling basic every day gluten-free products in all of their UK stores.
So please take a min here to add your support and share with your friends and everyone in the gluten-free and Coeliac community.
Together we can make a difference!
Tabitha’s Edit 
4 Responses to “Lidl UK, A Mini Revolution”
Hi, Aldi sells gluten free bread as part of its regular range. Jan.
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Thanks Jan, that’s great to know. In Ireland Lidl has a wide range of products. The reason I’m starting this campaign is to make gf food more accessible and affordable and so that if you have limited money and/or time its possible to get everything you need affordably in one place.
This is currently something Coeliac UK is putting in place as a law in stores. you will likely find out the information on that on their website and might find it reassuring.
Yes I have been talking to them about this campaign. Unfortunately they can’t enforce it as law but who knows maybe one day there will be laws passed to make it so.