ALDI, the low-priced Germany-based grocery chain that claims to be America’s fastest-growing retailer, seems determined to live up to its reputation. It has announced that 2025 will see 225 new stores in states across the nation.
That’s the most it has ever opened in a single year, though the company says that for more than a decade it has added “hundreds of stores per year” in the U.S.
The retailer will achieve this year’s goal by converting 220 Winn-Dixie and Harveys Supermarket stores it bought last year from Southeastern Grocers to the ALDI format. The process is to continue through 2027.
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