Aldi is a German supermarket chain that operates over 10,000 stores in 18 countries. It is the world’s fifth-largest retailer by revenue, and its parent company, Schwarz Group, is the largest privately held company in Europe.
Aldi’s US business was founded in 1976, and it now has more than 1,600 stores across 36 states. The company is known for its low prices and no-frills approach to shopping.
Aldi sells a wide range of products, including food, drink, household goods, and clothing. The company also sells a range of frozen pizzas under its own brand name.
Aldi’s pizza range includes both classic and specialty pizzas. The classic range includes cheese, pepperoni, and supreme pizzas, while the specialty range features pizzas with unique toppings such as chicken alfredo, BBQ chicken, and veggie.
Aldi’s pizzas are made with a thin and crispy base and are available in both regular and large sizes. The large pizzas are suitable for feeding a family of four or more.
So who makes Aldi pizza? The answer is that Aldi contracts out the production of its pizza to a number of different suppliers.
This means that Aldi does not have its own dedicated pizza factory or team of pizza chefs. Instead, it relies on the expertise of other companies to produce its pizzas to the high standards that Aldi customers expect.
