For the fourth year in a row, ALDI was named the top low-price grocery store chain in America, according to a new survey conducted by independent research firm Market Force. ALDI, which has its United States headquarters in Batavia, IL., ranked ahead of familiar discount grocers such as Costco, Walmart and Trader Joe's in the low-price category.
In addition to its top ranking among low-price grocers, ALDI also ranked as one of top three favorite grocery store chains in America in the new Market Force survey, which polled more than 6,000 consumers. ALDI was third among the top three, behind top-ranked Trader Joe's and Publix.
ALDI also scored among the top five in the categories of Good Private Label Brands, Accurate Pricing and Tags and Sustainable Environment/Green Policies. Additionally, ALDI ranked in the top five in three new categories: Courteous staff; fast checkout and nutrition/health information.
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