Aldi has said it will scrap buying restrictions across a range or products thanks to the hard work of its staff.
The budget supermarket brought in buying restrictions after shelves were cleared in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic.
But since then it's been working as hard as possible to make sure people would be able to find what they most need - limiting purchases, changing opening hours and recruiting like never before.
Now it looks like it's paid off.
"Due to out amazing colleagues our shelves are now fully stocked," Aldi wrote in a message to customers.
"We have therefore lifted restriction on most items across the store, including nappies, beers, wines and spirits."
However, with some shortages remaining and the threat of coronavirus far from eliminated, it's not quite back to the way things were a few months ago yet.
Opening hours are still slightly shortened to 8am – 8pm every day, apart from Sundays when it opens from 10am – 4pm (9am - 6pm in Scotland), to allow staff more time to re-stock.
And all day, everyday, key workers in the NHS, Police and Fire Service take priority in queues into stores when they show a valid ID.
That's on top of early access on a Sunday, where they can enter stores 30 minutes prior to opening.
Aldi UK chief executive Giles Hurley said: "Please rest assured our stores are receiving new deliveries every single day. If we work together, we can ensure everyone is safe and we can all buy the shopping we need for ourselves and our families."
These are the products which still have restriction in place:
Aldi's remaining product restrictions
• 4 units of antibacterial wipes
• 2 units of antibacterial gel
• 4 units of hand wash and soap
• 4 units of shower gel
• 4 units of bleach
• 4 units of toilet tissue
• 4 units of kitchen roll
• 4 units of tissues
• 2 units of baby formula
• 4 units of pasta
• 4 units of canned tomatoes
• 4 units of canned beans and sausages
• 4 units of part baked bread
• 2 units of UHT milk
• 12 units per online order on wines or spirits
