Aldi just revealed its next assault against Walmart, Amazon, and Kroger

• Aldi is planning to expand grocery delivery services to all US stores, Aldi US CEO Jason Hart told Business Insider. 
• The company will start testing curbside pickup as well, Hart said. 
• Aldi is slowly ramping up its investment in delivery and pickup amid fierce competition from Walmart, Kroger, and Amazon for consumers' online grocery purchases. 

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Aldi is expanding its online grocery services and preparing to launch curbside pickup in the United States, Aldi US CEO Jason Hart told Business Insider. 

Aldi started testing online grocery delivery in select cities last year through a partnership with Instacart. The service has expanded slowly and is still only available in a few markets, including Atlanta and Chicago.

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