The grocery store sector is recession-resistant. But many consumers aren’t brand loyal and will look for cheaper options wherever they can find them. This is what’s driving Aldi‘s strategy with its Winn-Dixie and Harveys Supermarket acquisition last month. Its ultimate goal: eat into the market share of Publix, the dominant chain in the Southeast. What do analysts think of the strategy?

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