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'''Aldi''' is a German chain of discount grocery stores that entered the [[Birmingham]] market with the opening of its [[Bessemer]] store on [[Academy Drive]] in January [[2007]]. The chain was founded in Essen, Germany in [[1948]], and saw its first U.S. store open in Iowa in [[1976]]. The chain is noted for carrying a limited selection of various food and home products in addition to having innovative means to cut costs to the consumer such as charging for bags and having a refundable cart rental charge of 25¢. | '''Aldi''' is a German chain of discount grocery stores that entered the [[Birmingham]] market with the opening of its [[Bessemer]] store on [[Academy Drive]] in January [[2007]]. The chain was founded in Essen, Germany in [[1948]], and saw its first U.S. store open in Iowa in [[1976]]. The chain is noted for carrying a limited selection of various food and home products in addition to having innovative means to cut costs to the consumer such as charging for bags and having a refundable cart rental charge of 25¢. | ||
==Current locations== | ==Current locations== | ||
[[Image: | [[Image:Aldi_Huffman.JPG|right|325px|thumb|Aldi in Huffman, April 2011]] | ||
* | * 113 [[Simmsville Road]], [[Alabaster]] | ||
* | * 710 [[Academy Drive]], [[Bessemer]] (opened in January 2007) | ||
* 7400 [[Crestwood Boulevard]], [[Birmingham]], on a former outparcel at [[Century Plaza]] (opened in June 2009) | |||
* 1601 Morris Ave, [[Fultondale]] (opened in September 2013) | |||
* 1025 [[Marble Way]], [[Hoover]] | |||
* 428 [[Green Springs Highway]], [[Homewood]] (opened in late summer 2007) | * 428 [[Green Springs Highway]], [[Homewood]] (opened in late summer 2007) | ||
* 2890 [[Allison-Bonnett Memorial Drive]], [[Hueytown]] | |||
* 4639 [[U. S. Highway 280]], [[Inverness]] | |||
* 520 [[Gene Reed Road]], [[Roebuck]] (opened [[May 1]], [[2008]]) | * 520 [[Gene Reed Road]], [[Roebuck]] (opened [[May 1]], [[2008]]) | ||
* | * 200 Big Mountain Road, [[Pelham]] (opened in March 2012) | ||
* [[Homestead Village]], 5485 [[Patrick Way]], [[Trussville]] (2019-) | |||
== | ==Former locations== | ||
* [[ | * 5960 [[Chalkville Mountain Road]], [[Trussville]] (opened in summer 2007, moved to Patrick Way 2019) | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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* [http://aldi.us/ Aldi] official website | * [http://aldi.us/ Aldi] official website | ||
[[Category:Grocery | [[Category:Grocery store chains]] | ||
[[Category:2007 buildings]] | [[Category:2007 buildings]] | ||
[[Category:2008 buildings]] | [[Category:2008 buildings]] | ||
[[Category:2009 buildings]] | [[Category:2009 buildings]] | ||
[[Category: Homestead Village]] | |||
Latest revision as of 17:24, 2 February 2024
Aldi is a German chain of discount grocery stores that entered the Birmingham market with the opening of its Bessemer store on Academy Drive in January 2007. The chain was founded in Essen, Germany in 1948, and saw its first U.S. store open in Iowa in 1976. The chain is noted for carrying a limited selection of various food and home products in addition to having innovative means to cut costs to the consumer such as charging for bags and having a refundable cart rental charge of 25¢.
Current locations
- 113 Simmsville Road, Alabaster
- 710 Academy Drive, Bessemer (opened in January 2007)
- 7400 Crestwood Boulevard, Birmingham, on a former outparcel at Century Plaza (opened in June 2009)
- 1601 Morris Ave, Fultondale (opened in September 2013)
- 1025 Marble Way, Hoover
- 428 Green Springs Highway, Homewood (opened in late summer 2007)
- 2890 Allison-Bonnett Memorial Drive, Hueytown
- 4639 U. S. Highway 280, Inverness
- 520 Gene Reed Road, Roebuck (opened May 1, 2008)
- 200 Big Mountain Road, Pelham (opened in March 2012)
- Homestead Village, 5485 Patrick Way, Trussville (2019-)
Former locations
- 5960 Chalkville Mountain Road, Trussville (opened in summer 2007, moved to Patrick Way 2019)
References
- Staff Reports (December 27, 2006) "Aldi grocers to open in Bessemer." Birmingham News
- Aldi History Accessed May 9, 2007
- Gray, Jeremy (January 11, 2008) "Aldi Grocery plans store at Big Mountain Center." Birmingham News
- Williams, Roy L. (December 6, 2008) "Crestwood Boulevard Big Lots to close; Aldi grocer plans store nearby." Birmingham News
- Kent, Dawn (July 19, 2009) "Aldi looks at Pelham after Crestwood opening." Birmingham News
External links
- Aldi official website