Trader Joe's adds 16 new stores to 'coming soon' list: See locations
The company operates stores across 42 states, leaving only Alaska, Hawaii, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Mississippi, and West Virginia without locations
Nakia Rohde, a spokesperson for the Monrovia, California-based company, said it adds to the "Store Openings" tab on its announcement page "almost every month."
The company had announced 21 new locations the previous time USA TODAY surveyed the page in April.
Since then, the company has opened six of the previously announced locations, including one in the Sherman Oaks neighborhood of Los Angeles, which is across the street from the already existing Riverside Drive store.
Rohde told USA TODAY at the time that the company intends to keep both locations open, saying that the new store "is bigger and has an attached underground parking lot."
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