Aldi Wants to Conquer the American Grocery Store Landscape
The German chain plans to add more than 200 stores on a net basis in the U.S. this year
German discount grocer Aldi is increasing an already big bet on the U.S. market, pushing into new cities and neighborhoods as it undergoes its biggest-ever expansion in this country.
Aldi plans to add more than 200 stores on a net basis in the U.S. in 2025, making it America's fastest-growing retailer this year after the two big dollar-store chains, according to data firm Coresight Research. Company...
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