Lidl presented plans to Towamencin Township last month to take over about half of the former Lansdale, PA Acme that closed last summer. Acme occupied about 60,000 square feet.
"We're definitely looking at opening this year, this calendar year. That's the hope," said Sam Kachidza, Real Estate Manager of Acquisitions for Lidl U.S.
The site is just two miles from two existing full-service supermarkets - Giant and ShopRite, and two miles from Ralph's Corner Shopping Center, where Aldi is under construction.
So far Lidl has one store open in Pennsylvania - on MacDade Boulevard in Folsom, and the company is actively looking for more. Lidl stores in Lower Providence Township and Royersford are also planned.
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Tuesday, February 12, 2019
Sunday, June 10, 2018
Several Aldi stores opening soon in Southeastern PA
The Mercury reported recently that Aldi plans to open stores in Pottstown and Malvern, with the Pottstown store slated to open at the end of this month, and the Malvern store coming in the fall. And last week The Delaware County Times reported that Aldi would open on June 14 in the former Giant supermarket space in Brookhaven.
In addition, Aldi will begin construction in Lansdale once the former Super Fresh space is knocked down.
Aldi currently has more than 1,750 stores in 35 states, and has been aggressively opening new stores and renovating existing stores. The company plans to open about 750 new stores in the U.S. by the end of 2022.
Overall, Aldi has over 10,000 stores in 20 countries.
In addition, Aldi will begin construction in Lansdale once the former Super Fresh space is knocked down.
Aldi currently has more than 1,750 stores in 35 states, and has been aggressively opening new stores and renovating existing stores. The company plans to open about 750 new stores in the U.S. by the end of 2022.
Overall, Aldi has over 10,000 stores in 20 countries.
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Foodtown announces creation of new co-op
On Friday, Foodtown President and COO Bill Donahoe announced the formation of Allegiance Retail Services, LLC, a company that will function like a co-op by providing retail services to Foodtown operators. Independent retailers operating under non-Foodtown banners will also be able to benefit from the co-op.
According to Foodtown, Allegiance will provide members with advantages such as collective buying power, advertising and marketing services, IT / POS support, more than 1,100 Foodtown brand products, and loyalty, gift card and payment processing services.
Foodtown, which closed its Lansdale, PA store earlier this year and recently announced the sale of five New Jersey stores to Stop & Shop, lists 41 open locations in PA, NJ and NY on its website.
According to Foodtown, Allegiance will provide members with advantages such as collective buying power, advertising and marketing services, IT / POS support, more than 1,100 Foodtown brand products, and loyalty, gift card and payment processing services.
Foodtown, which closed its Lansdale, PA store earlier this year and recently announced the sale of five New Jersey stores to Stop & Shop, lists 41 open locations in PA, NJ and NY on its website.
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