Aldi gave customers a new update on Friday.

Aldi will invest £5 billion in British farming. This will help farmers and food producers.

Aldi wants 50% of its home-grown produce to come from long-term agreements by 2027. It will invest £1.1 billion in British egg production.

Aldi partnered with Harriet Cowan to promote British-grown food.

Many shoppers do not know that some vegetables can be grown in the UK.

Harriet Cowan is at Aldi.

A survey found that 80% of people think supporting British farmers is important.

Harriet wants to highlight the good work of British farmers. She teamed up with Aldi to learn about British fruit and vegetables.

Aldi's chief commercial officer said that British suppliers are important to the business.

Aldi has a long-term partnership with a British apple grower.

Aldi is making investments.

Harriet chose some seasonal recipes to help shoppers use British produce. These recipes are on Aldi's website.