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If three people from three different parts of the United States have been in a hurry to quickly appoint threeGrocery, their answers would probably be extremely different. A Californian could shout "Ralph's, von and the less food," a New Yorker could say "stop and store, King Kullen and Wegmans", while a Virginian could go with "Safeway, Giant and Food Lion".

In the years to come, however, it is likely that there will be a supermarket that the three people have in common:Aldi. It is the fastest growing grocery chain of the United States right now, according toProgressive GroceryAnd he will support new places across the country in the coming months.

Founded in Germany almost 75 years ago, Aldi opened its first store in America in 1976, reports theMonks register. Although the company seemed to remain a minor actor on the American market, behind the scenes, she already extended to America through her 1979 acquisition of Trader Joe's. (In touch:100 instantaneous food on the planet.)

Anyone familiar with Trader Joe's business model for sale mainly brand-brand merchandise will quickly include the model of the Aldi Store. He sells all Aldi brand cheeses toExclusive wines ALDI And beyond, with the Mike Troy of the Progressive Grocer, which represents about 90% of each store of about 1,400 different products are shop brand items.

At present, there are more than 2,050 Aldi sites in America-a goal that the company initially hoped to come back in 2018, according to theGrocery website. In the future, ALDI plans to open up hundreds of new stores, with a stated goal of having 2,500 locations at the end of the US $ 2022.

There are currently about 11,230 Aldi stores around the world and, in terms of sales, Aldi is the 6th largest grocery chain around the world.Internal business community. Want to guess which channel is number one on this list? Well it isWalmartOf course, followed byCostco.

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