Business · 12 July 2026
Aldi expands into US cities with 800 new stores and low prices
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The German supermarket is undertaking a £7.1 billion expansion, adding 800 new stores over five years, focusing on busy urban areas like Manhattan. Shoppers are finding items like a jar of almond butter for $4, while similar products cost $22 in other local stores. Aldi currently holds 2.9% of the US grocery market, but its efficient model and appeal to middle to higher-income buyers are driving growth.
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