The past 5 years have included global pandemic, massive supply chain issues, and extraordinary inflation; market data throughout these shake-ups can reveal a lot about the standing of grocery stores in the United States. (1) Costco is a big winner, likely because it prioritizes value and discovery, not just reliability. (2) Traditional grocers have been treading water or declining in the years following the pandemic, highlighting the difficulty of attracting price-conscious consumers in turbulent times: a trend which will likely continue with the new tariffs. (3) Aldi is gaining faster than any other grocery store, but not by much, currently sitting at 2.8% of the market. (4) Walmart’s share growth has plateaued recently, with heat from club competitors, discounters and specialty retailers as consumers show their willingness to shop around for deals. (SOURCE: Grocery Dive)  (ICE NEW YORK)

Fonte notizia: Grocery Dive