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Aldi is coming to Colorado, and the disruption could lead to lower food prices

  • Written by Jack Buffington, Associate Professor of Practice in Supply Chain Management, University of Denver
Aldi is coming to Colorado, and the disruption could lead to lower food pricesAldi plans to open 50 stores in Colorado in the next few years.SOPA Images/Getty Images

Grocery prices have risen by 25% in Colorado over the past five years, more than wages have grown over that same period.

One of the top issues facing Americans is the cost of living relative to housing, health care and food, according to a Reuters/Ipsos survey...

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