ALDI officials declined to say how much the Centerville project cost, but said the business is investing $1.9 billion in stores across the U.S.
Located south of Interstate 675 at 6250 Wilmington, the store caters primarily to Centerville, Bellbrook and Sugarcreek Twp. residents, officials said.
The local site will not increase in size, which is about 12,000 square feet, but will offer a “streamlined shopping experience” with both in-store buying and curbside grocery pickup, according to the company.
“At our core, ALDI has always been passionate about providing the best groceries at the best prices. Now, we’re in the process of remodeling many of our stores to better serve shoppers and ensure the design and experience match the high quality of our products,” Sarah Brown, ALDI Springfield division vice president, said in a released statement.
The store will feature an improved layout, and an expanded fresh and convenient food selection, ALDI said.
The new layout “provides an improved shopping experience with additional refrigeration space for more fresh, healthy and convenient products. This additional cold storage gives us room to grow our already robust selection of fresh produce, dairy and meat,” Brown said.
The store also will also feature open ceilings, natural lighting and is built with environmentally friendly materials, according to the company.
The Centerville location will be open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Hours for Tuesday and Thursday will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. to allow vulnerable shopping hours between 8:30 a.m. to 9 a.m., according to ALDI.
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