List of supermarkets

Supermarkets, past and present, include:

Australia:

• Coles Myer[?]
• K-mart[?]
• Safeway Big W[?]
• IGA[?]

Belgium:

• Carrefour
• Colruyt[?]
• GB[?]
• Lidl[?]
• Makro[?]

Canada:

• A and P
• Club Price[?]
• Dominion[?]
• IGA[?] (Independent Grocers Association)
• Foodland[?]
• Loblaws[?]
• Loeb[?]
• Maxi[?]
• Metro[?]
• Provigo[?]
• Safeway[?]
• Sobey's[?]
• Wal-mart

Czech Republic:

• Tesco

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[?]
• Super U[?]
• Uniprix[?]

Germany:

• Aldi[?]
• Edeka[?]
• Extra[?]
• Kaiser's[?]
• Krone[?]
• Lidl[?]
• Minimal[?]
• Netto[?]
• Norma[?]
• Penny[?]
• Plus[?]
• Reichelt[?]
• Safeway[?]
• Spar[?] (Eurospar, Interspar)
• Sky[?]
• Tengelmann[?]
• Tip[?]
• Wal-mart
  

Hong Kong:

• Carrefour - not any longer
• Marks and Spencer
• Park'n Shop[?]
• Wellcome[?]

Japan:

• Spar[?]

Netherlands:

• Albert Heijn[?] (part of Ahold[?])
• Aldi[?]
• Basismarkt[?]
• C1000[?]
• Coop[?]
• Digros[?]
• Edah[?], Konmar[?], Super de Boer[?] (all parts of Laurus[?]/Casino)
• Hoogvliet[?]
• Lidl[?]
• Spar[?]
• A&P (past, now?)
• Jac Hermans (past, now?)
• Jumbo (past?)

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
• Woolworths[?] - owned by Progressive Enterprises

Portugal:

• Pão de Açúcar[?]

Puerto Rico:

• Pueblo Supermarkets

Sweden:

• Konsum[?]
  

Switzerland:

• Migros[?]
• Coop[?]
• Denner[?]

United Kingdom:

• Aldi[?]
• ASDA - owned by Walmart
• 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:

• A and P (Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company)
• Acme
• Albertson's
• Aldi[?]
• Andronico's[?]
• Basha's[?]
• BI-LO[?]
• Byerly's[?]
• Carrs[?]
• Cub[?]
• Dominicks[?]
• Eagle Food[?]
• Farmer Jack[?]
• Genaurdi[?]
• Giant Food
• Grand Union[?]
• Food Basket[?]
• Food City[?]
• Food Lion[?]
• Ingles[?]
• Jewel, the Jewel Tea company
• K-mart
• 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".
• QFC[?]
• Rainbow[?]
• Raley's[?]
• Ralphs[?]
• Randalls[?]
• Safeway[?]
• Save-Mart[?]
• Smith's[?]
• Spartan Stores[?]
• Stater Brothers[?]
• Super-valu[?]
• Tom Thumb
• Vons[?]
• Wal-mart
• Whole Foods[?]
• Wild Oats[?]
• Winn-Dixie[?]