Grocery deals valid today in Switzerland: how to check
Migros, Coop, Denner and Lidl switch their deals on Thursday, Lidl again on Monday, Aldi Suisse runs two rounds a week, from Monday and from Thursday, while stocks last, Aligro runs Monday to Saturday, and Otto's starts on Tuesday, while stocks last. See exactly which offers are valid today, live and filterable by canton, in the Rappn app.
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Which grocery deals are valid today in Switzerland depends on each chain's weekly cycle: Migros, Coop, Denner and Lidl switch their offers on Thursday, Lidl adds a second wave on Monday, Aldi Suisse runs two rounds a week, from Monday and from Thursday, while stocks last, Aligro runs Monday to Saturday, and Otto's starts its weekly hits on Tuesday and sells them while stocks last. Rappn shows all offers valid today across all 7 chains, filterable by canton.
Sources checked regularly. Migros press release (corporate.migros.ch, February 2026), Denner press release (denner.ch, February 2026), Coop press release and foodaktuell.ch (January 2025), aldi-suisse.ch, lidl.ch, aligro.ch and ottos.ch. Today's exact prices are live in the Rappn app; this guide shows only a selection of them for one canton.
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Which supermarket deals are valid today in Switzerland?
| Chain | New deals start | Valid until | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Migros | Thursday | Wednesday of the following week | Weekend Knaller Thursday to Sunday (source: Migros press release) |
| Coop | Thursday | Wednesday of the following week | Start-of-week hits Monday to Wednesday (per coop.ch), plus weekend hits |
| Denner | Thursday | Wednesday of the following week | Weekend Knaller Thursday to Sunday (source: Denner press release) |
| Aldi Suisse | Monday and Thursday | no end date, while stocks last | Two offer rounds per week; only the Superdeal is dated, Thursday to Wednesday (per aldi-suisse.ch) |
| Lidl | Thursday and Monday | Wednesday of the following week | New LIDL AKTUELL leaflet on Thursday, second offer wave on Monday, running until Wednesday or Saturday depending on the item, Super Weekend Thursday to Saturday (per lidl.ch) |
| Aligro | Monday | Saturday | Around 2,000 promotions per week, partly regional (per aligro.ch) |
| Otto's | Tuesday | while stocks last | Weekly hits valid from Tuesday, no fixed end date (per ottos.ch) |
All current deals from the 7 chains are gathered on one page: deals this week. And each chain has its own: Migros deals, Coop deals, Aldi deals, Lidl deals, Denner deals, Aligro deals and Otto’s deals.
The practical point: a deal that was in yesterday's flyer may already have expired today, and a weekend special only runs Thursday to Sunday. If you only read the paper flyer, you never quite know what is still valid right now.
Every offer on this screen is valid today, across all seven chains, filtered to your canton. No flyer dates to decode: each offer shows its validity. Type a product to try it.
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Since February 2026, almost every big chain switches on Thursday
For years, Tuesday was the classic promotion start in Switzerland. That has changed. Coop moved its promotion week to Thursday through Wednesday back in January 2025 (source: Coop press release, foodaktuell.ch). Migros and Denner followed on 5 February 2026: both now start their weekly deals on Thursday and let them run until Wednesday of the following week (source: Migros and Denner press releases, February 2026).
The reasoning is the same at both retailers: the biggest shopping trips increasingly happen on weekends, so the fresh deals should be live exactly then. Denner also extended its Weekend Knaller from two to four days, now Thursday to Sunday instead of Friday and Saturday (source: Denner press release). The Migros magazine carrying the Migros and Denner weekly offers is now delivered on Wednesday instead of Monday.
The practical consequence: any "deals from Tuesday" note still floating around on older flyer sites is outdated for Migros, Coop and Denner. Thursday is now by far the most important deal day in Switzerland, which is worth knowing if you moved here from a country with weekend-flyer cycles.
How "today" reads depending on the weekday
- Monday: Aldi Suisse launches its Monday round, Lidl switches on its second offer wave, Aligro starts a new promotion week, and Coop may add start-of-week hits that run until Wednesday. The Thursday deals at Migros, Coop, Denner and Lidl keep running in parallel.
- Tuesday and Wednesday: quieter days. On Tuesday Otto's starts its new weekly hits. Wednesday is the last validity day of the promotion week at Migros, Coop, Denner and Lidl, so it is your last chance on expiring offers.
- Thursday: the big switch day. Migros, Coop, Denner and Lidl start a new promotion week, Aldi Suisse adds its second round, and the weekend specials begin: the Migros and Denner Weekend Knaller until Sunday, Lidl's Super Weekend until Saturday.
- Friday to Sunday: weekend specials are live, and Lidl's Super Weekend ends on Saturday (per lidl.ch). Aligro promotions end on Saturday too. On Sunday most stores are closed, so it is a good day to plan Monday's shop.
Otto's ticks differently: its weekly hits are refreshed every Tuesday and are valid from then while stocks last, with no end date (per ottos.ch). A bargain can be there today and sold out tomorrow, with no official end date at all.
See today's valid offers live, filtered by canton
This page explains the mechanics and, further down, shows only a small selection of deals for one canton, because daily prices change several times a week depending on the chain. In Rappn you see live which offers from all 7 chains are valid today, searchable by product and filterable by category, price and canton. That matters because individual offers and ranges can differ regionally, for example at Aligro with its sites in French-speaking and German-speaking Switzerland.
The current deals of the big Swiss supermarkets in one place, 100% free. If you are after the week's highlights rather than today's validity, head to the guide on the best grocery deals this week. For recurring discount patterns across the year, see the Swiss supermarket promotion calendar, and for every flyer in one place, the guide to Swiss supermarket flyers.
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Current deals for the canton of Zurich: a selection
A selection from the chains’ currently published offers, sorted by discount depth. The region and the start of the promotion week are given in the line below.
Prices for the canton of Zurich, promotion week since 24 Sept 2026.
- Energizer Max BatteriesDenner−52%CHF 12.95instead of CHF 26.85· until 30 Sept
- Felix As Good As It Looks Cat FoodDenner−48%CHF 14.90instead of CHF 28.70· until 30 Sept
- Asia Gourmet Chicken SamosaDenner−47%CHF 2.95instead of CHF 5.55· until 30 Sept
- Pretzel knotLidl Switzerland−45%CHF 0.49instead of CHF 0.89· until 30 Sept
- Hakle Toilet Paper Soft & CleanDenner−42%CHF 16.95instead of CHF 29.20· until 30 Sept
- Women's Touch Voile Effect nude tightsMigros−40%CHF 8.94instead of CHF 14.90· until 30 Sept
- PotMigros−40%CHF 32.97instead of CHF 54.95· until 30 Sept
- Holle Organic apple and pear fruit bar from 12 months 25gCoop−40%CHF 0.90instead of CHF 1.50· until 30 Sept
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which supermarket deals are valid today in Switzerland?
It depends on the weekday: Migros, Coop, Denner and Lidl switch their promotion week on Thursday (valid until Wednesday), Lidl adds a second wave on Monday, Aldi Suisse runs two rounds a week, from Monday and from Thursday, while stocks last, Aligro runs Monday to Saturday, and Otto's starts on Tuesday, while stocks last. Rappn shows what is valid today, live.
Why do Swiss supermarket deals now start on Thursday?
Coop moved to Thursday in January 2025, and Migros and Denner followed on 5 February 2026. The stated reason: the biggest shopping trips increasingly happen on weekends, so fresh deals should be live by then (source: Migros and Denner press releases).
Do Migros deals still start on Tuesday?
No. Since 5 February 2026, Migros deals start on Thursday and run until Wednesday of the following week, while the Weekend Knaller keep running Thursday to Sunday (source: Migros press release). Any "from Tuesday" notes on third-party flyer sites are outdated.
On which days do Aldi Suisse offers start?
Aldi Suisse launches new offers twice a week, on Monday and on Thursday (per aldi-suisse.ch). The deals carry no end date and run while stocks last, and non-food items often sell out quickly; only the Superdeal is dated, Thursday to Wednesday. You can see the currently valid Aldi offers live in Rappn.
How long do Otto's offers last?
Otto's works without a fixed end date: its weekly hits are refreshed every Tuesday and are valid from then while stocks last, with no end date (per ottos.ch). An item can be available today and gone tomorrow, so it rarely pays to wait on an Otto's deal.
Can I filter today's offers by canton?
Yes. In the Rappn app you can filter every offer valid today across the 7 chains by canton, plus by product, category and price. That helps because individual offers and product ranges can differ from region to region.