Aldi and Walmart price war puts pressure on other grocers
June 19, 2017
Aldi is investing billions to expand locations while Walmart is aggressively seeking to lower prices as the two chains battle for share of the U.S. grocery market. The competition between the two is expected to be felt in markets across the country including the Twin Cities area, which is home to a diverse range of national and local grocery store operators.
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