Main Page | See live article | Alphabetical index Supermarkets, past and present, include: Table of contents 1 Australia 2 Austria 3 Belgium 4 Brazil 5 Canada 6 China 7 Czech Republic 8 Denmark 9 El Salvador 10 Finland 11 France 12 Germany 13 Greece 14 Hong Kong 15 Hungary 16 Italy 17 Japan 18 Korea 19 Mauritius 20 Mexico 21 Netherlands 22 New Zealand 23 Norway 24 Portugal 25 Puerto Rico 26 Romania 27 Singapore 28 Slovenia 29 Sweden 30 Switzerland 31 United Kingdom 32 United States 33 Venezuela 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 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 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 see also ''List of American supermarkets/List of US supermarkets 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 Eagle Food Econo Foods (Upper Michigan and Northern Wisconsin) Fairway - New York City Farmer Jack Food Basket Food City Food Emporium Food Lion 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 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 Safeway Save-A-Lot Save-Mart Shaw's Shop 'n' Save - now part of Hannaford Shop Rite Smith's Spartan Stores Star Market Stater Brothers Stop & Shop Super-valu Tom Thumb Trader Joe's Tops Vons 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 This article is from Wikipedia. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.