EtalonMaximaLove: Etalom - World Supermarkets - 3

Tuesday, April 10, 2007

Etalom - World Supermarkets - 3

[edit] Mexico

[edit] Formerly

Auchan - Sold to Comercial Mexicana
Aurrerá - Rebranded to Wal-Mart and Bodega Aurrerá
Carrefour - Sold to Chedraui
Chalita - Sold to Wal-Mart
Pricesmart - Close all 3 Wholesale Clubs

[edit] Netherlands

Albert Heijn (part of Ahold)
Aldi
Basismarkt (past)
Boni
C1000 (part of Schuitema, in turn largely owned by Ahold)
Coop
Deen (Noord-Holland)
Dekamarkt
Dirk van den Broek, Digros, Bas van der Heijden (all parts of Dirk van den Broek)
Edah, Konmar, Super de Boer (all parts of Laurus/Casino Guichard/Casino)
Golff, MeerMarkt, Attent (part of Prisma Food Retail)
Hoogvliet
Jan Linders
Jumbo
Lidl
Metro Cash and Carry with Makro and Lukas Klamer wholesale chains
Nettorama
Plus
Poiesz
Spar
Vomar
A&P (past)
Jac Hermans (past, now?)

[edit] New Zealand

The Warehouse
Kiwi Coop
Big Fresh - owned by Progressive Enterprises
Countdown - owned by Progressive Enterprises
Foodtown - owned by Progressive Enterprises
Price Chopper - owned by Progressive Enterprises
Woolworths - owned by Progressive Enterprises
3Guys - owned by Progressive Enterprises
SuperValue - owned by Progressive Enterprises
Fresh Choice - owned by Progressive Enterprises
E-Pacs
Check'n Save
New World - owned by Foodstuffs
Pak'n Save - owned by Foodstuffs
Four Square supermarkets - owned by Foodstuffs

[edit] Norway

[edit] Panama

[edit] Peru

Corporacion Wong
Supermercados Peruanos
- Plaza Vea
- Vivanda
- Súper Vea
- Mass (Discount stores)
Falabella
- Tottus

[edit] Former supermarkets

Scala
Sold to and rebranded as Santa Isabel in 1993
Super Markets
Rebranded as Super Epsa in the 60s
Super Epsa
Rebranded as Mercados del Pueblo
Monterey
Broken up; many were rebranded as Wong, Top Market, Maxi Market and Santa Isabel in the early 90s
Supermercados Todos
Broken up; many were rebranded as Wong in the early 90s
- Todos
- Galax
Tia
Rebranded as Globus in the early 90s
Mercados del Pueblo
Broken up in the late 80s
Makro
Broken up in the early 90s
Top Market
Sold to and rebranded as Santa Isabel in the late 90s
Maxi Market
Broken up; many were rebranded as Wong, Metro and Santa Isabel in the late 90s
Globus
Broken up in the early 90s
Supermercados Mass
Sold to and rebranded as Santa Isabel in the early 90s
Minisol
Rebranded as Mass in 2006
Preco
Broken up in 2005, one store converted to Minisol
Santa Isabel
Rebranded as Súper Vea in 2006

[edit] Pakistan

[edit] Philippines

[edit] Poland

Adler
Auchan
Avans
Biedronka (Jeronimo Martins)
Carrefour
Castorama
Hit
Hypernova
Intermarché
Kaufland
Kingfisher plc - Castorama and Nomi chains
Komfort
Leclerc
Lidl
METRO - Makro Cash and Carry, Media Markt, Real and Saturn chains
Minimal
Netto
Office depot
Plus
PSB
Ahold - Albert and Hypernova chains
Selgros (Fegro/Selgros)
Tesco

[edit] Portugal

Alisuper - Algarve only
Carrefour - international chain
Continente - owned by Sonae
E.Leclerc - international chain
Feira Nova - owned by Jerónimo Martins
Intermarché/Ecomarché - owned by Les Mousquetaires
Jumbo - owned by Auchan
Lidl - international chain
Minipreço - owned by Carrefour
Modelo - owned by Sonae
Pão de Açúcar - owned by Auchan, no longer related to the Brazilian supermarket with the same name
Pingo Doce - owned by Jerónimo Martins
Plus - belongs to Tengelmann

[edit] Puerto Rico

See United States

[edit] Romania

See also Supermarkets in Romania

[edit] Russia

12 Mesyatsev (Russian: 12 месяцев — 12 Months)
ABK (Russian: АБК)
Azbuka Vkusa (Russian: Азбука вкуса — ABC of the Taste)
Dixi (Russian: Дикси)
BIN (Russian: БИН)
Kopeyka (Russian: Копейка — kopeck)
Kvartal (Russian: Квартал — Residential area, block of buildings)
Lenta (Russian: Лента — Belt)
Mosmart (Russian: Мосмарт)
Paterson (Russian: Патерсон)
Perekryostok (Russian: Перекрёсток — Crossroads)
Pyaterochka (Russian: Пятёрочка)
Ramstore (Russian: Рамстор)
Sed'moy Kontinent (Russian: Седьмой континент — Seventh Continent)

[edit] Serbia

Maxi supermarkets
TEMPO Cash and Carry
C-market
Pekabeta
Super Vero - a division of Greek Veropoulos
Interex - part of French Intermarche
Metro Cash and Carry - part of German Metro International
Mercator - part of Slovenian Mercator
Jabuka
Lilly
Univer-Export
Rodić supermarkets
Idea
Merkur

[edit] Singapore

[edit] Slovakia

[edit] Slovenia

[edit] Sri Lanka

[edit] Spain

For full list, see Supermarkets in Spain

[edit] Sweden

Axfood
Coop
Other
- 7-Eleven
- AGs
- City Gross
- Eko
- Eurospar
- ICA Express
- ICA Kvantum
- ICA Maxi
- ICA Nära
- ICA Supermarket
- Jourlivs
- Matex
- Matöppet
- Netto
- Nära dej
- Pressbyrån
- PrisXtra
- Rätt Pris
- Servus
- Vi (previous Vivo)

[edit] Switzerland

[edit] Taiwan

[edit] Thailand

7-Eleven
BigC (a part of Groupe-Casino and Central Retail Corporation) group, includes
- BigC Supercenter
- Leader Price
Carrefour
Central Food Retail (a part of Central Retail Corporation) group, includes
- Central Food Hall (New brand & concept in Dec 2005)
- Tops Market (New brand & concept in Apr 2006)
- Tops Daily (New brand & concept in May 2006)
- Tops Super (New brand & concept in Feb 2006)
FamilyMart
Fresh Mart
Foodland
Fuji
Home Fresh Mart (a part of The Mall Group) group, includes
Isetan
Jusco
Makro
Tang Hua Seng group, includes
- Plus One
- Tang Hua Seng Minimart
Tesco Lotus (a part of Tesco UK) group, includes
V Shop
Villa

[edit] Defunct Supermarkets in Thailand

Auchan (Branches in Thailand now changed and acquired by BigC)
Central Food Retail, includes
- City Market by Tops (Branches now changed to Tops Daily)
- Market Place by Tops (Branches now changed to Tops Market and Central Food Hall)
- Tops@The Beach (Branches now changed to Tops Supermarket)
- Tops Market Place (Branches now changed to Market Place by Tops)
- Tops Supermarket (Branches now changed to Tops Super)
Central Retail Corporation, includes
- Central Minimart (Branches now changed and acquired by FamilyMart)
- Central Supermarket (Branches now changed to Central Food Retail's brands)
- Central Superstore (Branches now changed to BigC Supercenter)
- Robinson Market Place (Branches now changed to Central Food Retail's brands)
Food Lion (Branches in Thailand now acquired by Central Food Retail, changed to Tops Supermarket)
Tang Hua Seng, includes
- Super T (Branches now changed and acquired by Delhaize Group, changed to Food Lion)
The Mall Group, includes
- Extra Supermarket (Branches now merged with Delhaize Group, changed to Food Lion)
Seiyu Group, includes
- Seiyu (Branches in Thailand now acquired by Jusco Thailand)
- Sunny (Branches in Thailand now acquired by Delhaize Group, changed to Food Lion)
Spring Market (Branches now closed in Thailand)
Tesco Lotus, includes
- Tesco Lotus Discount Store (Branches now changed to Tesco Lotus Supercenter)
- Tesco Lotus Supermarket (Branches now changed to Talad Tesco Lotus)

[edit] Turkey

Beğendik
BİM
Canerler
Çankaya
Carrefour
ChampionSA
DiaSA
Endi
Gima
İsmar
Kiler
Tesco Kipa
Makro
Maxi
Metro
Migros
Mortan
Özdilek
PM
Real
Stop
Şok
Tansaş
Yimpaş

[edit] Ukraine

Billa
Фора (Fora)
Фуршет (La Fourchette)
Мегамаркет (Mega Market)
Metro
Сільпо (Sil'po)
SPAR
Велика Кишеня (Velyka Kyshenia)
West Line
Вопак (Vopak)www.pakko.ua
ПАККО (PAKKO)www.pakko.ua
Фаворит (Favoryt)
АТБ (ATB)
Арсен (Arsen)
Барвінок (Barvinok)
Інтермаркет (Intermarket)
Бумі-маркет (Bumi-market)
Амстор (Amstor)

[edit] United Arab Emirates

Abu Dhabi Cooperative Society (http://www.adcoops.com/)
Spinneys
Abela Supermarket
Emirates Market
Al Ain Cooperative Society
Al Mushrif Cooperative Society
Bani Yas Cooperative Society
Union Co-op
LIFCO Supermarket (http://www.lifco.com)
Choithram's Supermarket
Safestway
Al Madina
Lulu Supermarket
Shaheen Supermarket
Al Maya Lal's Supermarket
Carrefour
Géant
Hyperpanda (http://www.panda.com.sa/)
Le Marché

[edit] United Kingdom

For full list, see Supermarkets in the United Kingdom

[edit] United States and U.S. territories

For full list, see Supermarkets in the United States

[edit] Venezuela

[edit] Vietnam

BigC (a part of Groupe-Casino)

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