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There’s a lot that sets TJ’s apart, and they like it that way. Elliott Cowand Jr / Shutterstock.com
Workers in funky shirts, bells ringing, the cozy-sized stores. There’s just something different about Trader Joe’s compared with its much larger grocery competitors. And its die-hard customer base would agree. From its humble beginnings in Pasadena, California, in 1967, TJ’s has grown to more than 500 stores nationwide, under the ownership of German multinational supermarket chain Aldi Nord.
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