Aldi Announces Major U.S. Expansion Including Colorado, Arizona
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Denver — Aldi announced Monday plans to open more than 50 stores in Colorado, including Denver and Colorado Springs, and to add 180 stores nationwide in 2026 as part of a multi‑year expansion. The company said it will build an Aurora distribution center and open new sites in Phoenix, Las Vegas and Maine, increasing U.S. locations from about 2,800 in 2026 toward 3,200 by the end of 2028 and investing $9 billion. Local officials and residents cited potential grocery access and price competition. The company also plans distribution centers in Florida and Arizona. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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- 1. 2020 — Aldi entered the Arizona market and later acquired local parcels for new stores.
- 2. November — A Safeway store closed in southeast Colorado Springs, creating local grocery access concerns.
- 3. Monday — Aldi announced plans to open 180 U.S. stores in 2026 and more than 50 stores in Colorado.
- 4. 2026 — Company marks its 50th U.S. anniversary while planning nationwide openings and distribution expansions.
- 5. 2027–2029 — Company projects distribution center openings in Baldwin, FL (2027), Goodyear, AZ (2028), and Aurora, CO (2029).
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