With Wider Aisles, New Products, Remodeled ALDI Opens To Shoppers – All Otsego

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With Wider Aisles, New Products,

Remodeled ALDI Opens To Shoppers

Raj and Rohid Patel, Oneonta, browse the fresh fruit aisle in the remodeled ALDI, which opened this morning on Southside. (Ian Austin/AllOSEGO.com)

By LIBBY CUDMORE • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com

Brenda Fleming was one of the first customers in the door.

ONEONTA – The expanded aisles in the Oneonta ALDI weren't planned because of COVID-19, but they make shoppers feel much safer.

"The aisles in the old store were so close, you couldn't help but make contact with people," said Alsada Wilson, Otego. "But now, two people can easily get through. That's important these days, with the virus."

Closed since July, ALDI on Southside reopened their remodeled store, one of 25 planned makeovers this year in the 80-store Tully Distribution Center region, increasing the store from four aisles to five and rearranging product locations based on new buying habits from their customers.

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