List of supermarkets
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Supermarkets, past and present, include:

Australia

• Coles Myer
• K-mart
• Safeway/Woolworths/Big W
• IGA
• Aldi Australia
• Franklins

Austria

• Hofer
• Zielpunkt

Belgium

• Carrefour
• Colruyt
• GB
• Lidl
• Makro

Brazil

• Bom Preco
• Lojas Americanas
• Pao de Acucar
• Supermercados Bahama

Canada

• A and P
• Atlantic Superstore
• Club Price
• Dominion
• IGA (Independent Grocers Association)
• Foodland
• Loblaws
• Loeb
• Maxi
• Metro
• Provigo
• Safeway
• Save-On Foods
• Sobeys
• Wal-Mart
• Your Independent Grocer (Ontario)
• Zehrs
• Zellers

China

• Wal-Mart

Czech Republic

• Tesco

Denmark

• Coop
• Netto

El Salvador

• Despensa de Don Juan
• Super Selectos

Finland

• Citymarket
• Lidl
• Prisma
• Seston Etujätti

France

• Auchan
• Carrefour
• Casino
• Champion
• Coop
• Ed or Mr Ed
• Franprix
• G20
• Ifaprix
• Inno
• Intermarche
• Leader Price
• Lidl
• Marks and Spencer - not any longer
• Monoprix
• Parunis
• Proxi
• Super U
• Uniprix

Germany

• Aldi
• Edeka
• Extra
• HL-Markt
• Kaiser's
• Krone
• Lidl
• Minimal
• Netto
• Norma
• Penny
• Plus
• Reichelt
• Rewe
• Safeway
• Spar (Eurospar, Interspar)
• Sky
• Tengelmann
• Tip
• Wal-Mart
  

Greece

see also, List of Greek supermarkets

• Alpha-Beta Vassilopoulos
• Carrefour - international chain
• Champion Mariopoulos
• Lidl - international chain
• Metro Cash and Carry - international chain Metro Cash and Carry
• Trofo (Tropho)
• Veropoulos, a division of Eurospar, also known as HellaSpar

Hong Kong

• Carrefour - not any longer
• CitySuper
• great
• Marks and Spencer
• Park'n Shop
• Wellcome

Hungary

• Metro Aruhaz [1]
• Tesco

Ireland

• Dunnes Stores
• Superquin
• Quinnsworth
• Tesco

Italy

• Coop
• Conad
• Esselunga
• Standa
• Unisuper
• PAM (Più A Meno)

Japan

• Spar

Korea

• Wal-Mart

Mauritius

• Spar

Mexico

• Supermercados Gigante
• HEB
• Supermercados Internacional
• Wal-Mart

Netherlands

• Albert Heijn (part of Ahold)
• Aldi
• Bas van der Heijden
• Basismarkt
• Boni
• C1000
• Coop
• Deen
• Dekamarkt
• Digros
• Dirk van den Broek
• Edah, Konmar, Super de Boer (all parts of Laurus/Casino)
• Jan Linders
• Jumbo
• Golff
• Hoogvliet
• Lidl
• Nettorama
• Plus
• Poiesz
• Spar
• Vomar
• A&P (past, now?)
• Jac Hermans (past, now?)

New Zealand

• Big Fresh - owned by Progressive Enterprises
• Countdown - owned by Progressive Enterprises
• Foodtown - owned by Progressive Enterprises
• New World - owned by Foodstuffs
• Pak'n Save - owned by Foodstuffs
• Price Chopper - owned by Progressive Enterprises
• Woolworths - owned by Progressive Enterprises

Norway

• Coop
• Rimi
• Rema 1000
• Prix
• Kiwi
• Mega
• Maxi

Portugal

• Pão de Açúcar
• Feira Nova
• Pingo Doce

Puerto Rico

• Pueblo Supermarkets
• Supermercados Amigo
• Supermercados Econo

Romania

• Angst
• Metro Cash and Carry - international chain
• Billa - international chain
• XXL
• Selgros
• Carrefour - international chain
• Gima
• La Fourmi
• Mega Image
• Profi
• Vox Maris
• Nic

See also Supermarkets in Romania

Singapore

• Carrefour - international chain
• Cold Storage
• Isetan - Japanese chain
• Giant
• Jason's Supermarket
• NTUC Fairprice
• Shop 'n' Save

Slovenia

• Mercator

Sweden

• Coop
• Hemköp
• Netto
• ICA
• Lidl
• PrisXtra
• Spar
• Willy:s

Switzerland

• Migros
• Coop
• Denner

United Kingdom

• Aldi
• ASDA - owned by Wal-Mart
• Budgens
• Co-op
• Gateway
• Happy Shopper
• Iceland
• Kwikmart
• Kwiksave
• Lidl
• Marks and Spencer - also known for its clothing department
• Wm Morrison Supermarkets
• Netto
• Safeway (UK) (founded by Safeway from USA but now a separate company)
• J Sainsbury
• Somerfield
• Spar
• Tesco
• Victor Value
• Waitrose

United States

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• 99 Ranch Market - The largest Chinese American supermarket chain on the West Coast.
• A and P (Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company)
• Acme
• Albertson's
• Aldi
• Andronico's
• Basha's
• BI-LO
• Bruno's
• Byerly's
• Carrs
• C-Town
• Cub
• D'Agostino's
• Dominicks (owned by Safeway)
• Eagle Food
• Econo Foods (Upper Michigan and Northern Wisconsin)
• Fairway - New York City
• Farmer Jack
• Food Basket
• Food City
• Food Emporium
• Food Lion
• Fry's Supermarkets
• Genuardi's
• Giant Food
• Giant of Maryland
• Grand Union
• Hannaford
• Happy Harry's
• Ingles
• Jewel, the Jewel Tea company
• Key Food
• Kmart
• Kohl's
• Kowalski's
• Kroger - a conglomerate of regional grocery store chains
• Lucky - all Lucky stores in California were acquired by Albertson's.
• Lund's
• Mayfair
• Meijer
• Pathmark
• Pavilions (owned by Safeway)
• Piggly-wiggly - Claims to be the first supermarket. Motto: "Piggly-Wiggly All Over the World". One rival entrepreneur opened a store: "Hoggly-Woggly Only One in the World".
• Price Chopper
• QFC
• Rainbow
• Raley's
• Ralphs
• Randalls (owned by Safeway)
• Safeway
• Save-A-Lot
• Save-Mart
• Shaw's Owned by J Sainsbury
• Shop 'n' Save - now part of Hannaford
• Shop Rite
• Smith's
• Spartan Stores
• Star Market
• Stater Brothers
• Stop & Shop
• Super-valu
• Tom Thumb (owned by Safeway)
• Trader Joe's
• Tops
• Vons (owned by Safeway) - Southern California
• Waldbaum's
• Wal-Mart
• Wegmans - Northeast?
• Weingarten's - A chain that used to be in and around Houston, Texas
• Whole Foods
• Wild Oats
• Winn-Dixie

Venezuela

• Supermercado La Franco Italiana

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