
This is a list of supermarkets in the United States of America. For supermarkets worldwide see ''List of supermarkets''. == Major chains == *A and P (Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company) **Farmer Jack ** Food Emporium ** Waldbaum's *Ahold (the US operations of the Dutch Royal Ahold Group) **BI-LO **Bruno's **Giant Food **Peapod **Stop & Shop **Tops *Albertsons **Acme Markets ** Jewel Tea ** Lucky (supermarket) ** Osco ** Shaw's ** Star Market *Costco Wholesale Corporation *Delhaize (a Belgian group with US subsidiaries) ** Hannaford Brothers ** Shop 'n' Save ** Food Lion ** Kash 'n Karry **Harvey's_(supermarket) *Harris Teeter *Hy-Vee Food Stores (Hundreds of stores in 7 states) *Independence *Jitney Jungle *K-Mart *Kroger ** Dillon's ** Food 4 Less ** FoodsCo ** Fred Meyer ** Fry's Food ** King Soopers ** Ralphs ** Smiths (supermarket) ** QFC *Meijer *Piggly Wiggly *Publix (southeastern US) *Safeway Inc. ** Carrs ** Dominick's ** Genuardi's ** Pavilions ** Randalls ** Tom Thumb Food Stores ** Vons *SuperValu Inc. ** Bigg's ** Cub Foods ** Farm Fresh ** Hornbacher's ** Save-A-Lot ** Scotts ** Shop 'n Save ** Shoppers Food Warehouse *Target Stores *Wal-Mart *Winn-Dixie == Ethnic chains == See also: Asian supermarket *99 Ranch Market - The largest Asian American supermarket chain on the West Coast. *Ai Hoa Supermarket - Formerly a large Chinese-Vietnamese American chain in southern California, now operates one store in Chinatown, Los Angeles *Diho Supermarket - Chinese American *Hong Kong Supermarket - Chinese American supermarket chain. *Marukai - Japanese American supermarket. *Seafood City - Filipino American supermarket chain. *Shun Fat Supermarket - Chinese American supermarket. *Superior Warehouse - Mexican American *Supermercados Gigante - Mexico-based supermarket chain with locations in the US. == Specialty/Natural foods == *Fairway (market) - New York City *FreshDirect - online grocer in New York City *Mollie Stone's *Trader Joe's (owned by the German Aldi group) *Whole Foods (owns Bread and Circus) *Wild Oats == Discount chains == *Aldi (the US operations of a German group) *Food 4 Less (owned by Kroger) *Marc's *Price Chopper (northeast) *Super-Valu (midwest, mixed franchiser and directly-owned stores, uses banners: Cub foods, Save-A-Lot and more ) == Smaller chains == *Andronico's (California) *Basha's (Arizona) *Big Bear (supermarket) (defunct, was in Ohio, New York, and West Virginia) *Big Y (New England) *Bristol Farms (California) *Brookshire's (Texas) *C-Town *Clemens (PA) *D'Agostino's (New York) *D&W Food Centers (Michigan) *DeMoula's Market Basket (New England - MA/NH) *Eagle Food Centers (defunct, was headquarted in Milan, Illinois. Two Eagle Country Market stores were purchased by Downtown Eagle Corporation, which continue to run the stores.) *Econo Foods (Upper Michigan and Northern Wisconsin) *Fareway (Iowa) *Felpausch (Michigan) *Food Basket *Food City (Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee) *FoodLand *Foodtown (Northeast, mainly New Jersey) *Giant Eagle (eastern United States) *Grand Union (supermarket) (defunct) *Great Scott's (Michigan, defunct) *H-E-B (Texas) *Ingles (south) *Jons (Los Angeles, California inner-city) *Key Food *Kohl's Supermarket (defunct, was in Wisconsin) *Kowalski's (Minnesota) *Lund's (Minnesota) ** Byerly's ** Rick's Markets *Marsh Supermarkets (Indiana and Ohio) *Mayfair (supermarket) *Pathmark (eastern United States) *Raley's (western US, own Nob Hill and Bel Air) *Robèrt's Fresh Market* (New Orleans, Louisiana Metro area) *Roundy's **Rainbow (supermarket) *Save-Mart (California) *Schnucks (Missouri, Illinois, Indiana) *ShopRite (cooperative of independent businesses that use a common banner in northeast US) *Spartan Stores (Michigan) *Stater Brothers (California) *Stop & Shop (New England) *Super Duper (Ohio, possibly nearly defunct) *Ukrop's Super Market (central Virginia) *United Supermarkets (Texas) *Victory Super Markets (soon to be defunct, Massachusetts & New Hampshire) *Wegmans - Northeast *Weingarten's - (defunct, was in Houston, Texas) *Weis Markets - Middle-Atlantic (Pennsylvania, Maryland, New York, New Jersey, Virginia, West Virginia) *Winn-Dixie == Chains in Insular areas == ===Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands=== *Pueblo Supermarkets *Amigo Supermarkets *Supermercados Econo *Supermercados Selecto *Supermercados Plaza == See also == *National Grocers' association (trade association) *UFCW (labor union) Lists of companies by industrySupermarkets Supermarkets in the United States
Is Target a supermarket? I know Wal-Mart and K-Mart both are, but I have never seen a Target supermarket. A couple of aisles of cereal, soft drinks, and crackers I don't think qualify it to be a supermarket. User:H2O 10:08, 21 May 2004 (UTC) == Major Vs. Smaller == I don't think we have very good distinction on the difference between major and 'smaller' supermarket chains. The two lists either need to be defined or combined. I found this list of the largest supermarket chains in the United States (2003): http://www.agmrc.org/markets/info/largestsupermarkets.pdf How are we distinguishing between discount and non-discount stores? It's a fairly opinionated distinction. If we are going to list the general area of the smaller chains, I think we should list the location of the smaller chains owned by a larger (i.e. Los Angeles based Ralphs is owned by Kroger). That could probably done by nested lists. *Kroger ** Fry's Supermarkets (Southwest) ** Ralphs (Los Angeles, California) - User:Idiotfromia 14:55, 5 Jun 2004 (UTC)
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This is a list of supermarkets in the United States of America. For supermarkets worldwide see ''List of supermarkets''. == Major chains == *A and P (Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company) **Farmer Jack ** Food Emporium ** Waldbaum's *Ahold (the US operations of the Dutch Royal Ahold Group) **BI-LO **Bruno's **Giant Food **Peapod **Stop & Shop **Tops *Albertsons **Acme Markets ** Jewel Tea ** Lucky (supermarket) ** Osco ** Shaw's ** Star Market *Costco Wholesale Corporation *Delhaize (a Belgian group with US subsidiaries) ** Hannaford Brothers ** Shop 'n' Save ** Food Lion ** Kash 'n Karry **Harvey's_(supermarket) *Harris Teeter *Hy-Vee Food Stores (Hundreds of stores in 7 states) *Independence *Jitney Jungle *K-Mart *Kroger ** Dillon's ** Food 4 Less ** FoodsCo ** Fred Meyer ** Fry's Food ** King Soopers ** Ralphs ** Smiths (supermarket) ** QFC *Meijer *Piggly Wiggly *Publix (southeastern US) *Safeway Inc. ** Carrs ** Dominick's ** Genuardi's ** Pavilions ** Randalls ** Tom Thumb Food Stores ** Vons *SuperValu Inc. ** Bigg's ** Cub Foods ** Farm Fresh ** Hornbacher's ** Save-A-Lot ** Scotts ** Shop 'n Save ** Shoppers Food Warehouse *Target Stores *Wal-Mart *Winn-Dixie == Ethnic chains == See also: Asian supermarket *99 Ranch Market - The largest Asian American supermarket chain on the West Coast. *Ai Hoa Supermarket - Formerly a large Chinese-Vietnamese American chain in southern California, now operates one store in Chinatown, Los Angeles *Diho Supermarket - Chinese American *Hong Kong Supermarket - Chinese American supermarket chain. *Marukai - Japanese American supermarket. *Seafood City - Filipino American supermarket chain. *Shun Fat Supermarket - Chinese American supermarket. *Superior Warehouse - Mexican American *Supermercados Gigante - Mexico-based supermarket chain with locations in the US. == Specialty/Natural foods == *Fairway (market) - New York City *FreshDirect - online grocer in New York City *Mollie Stone's *Trader Joe's (owned by the German Aldi group) *Whole Foods (owns Bread and Circus) *Wild Oats == Discount chains == *Aldi (the US operations of a German group) *Food 4 Less (owned by Kroger) *Marc's *Price Chopper (northeast) *Super-Valu (midwest, mixed franchiser and directly-owned stores, uses banners: Cub foods, Save-A-Lot and more ) == Smaller chains == *Andronico's (California) *Basha's (Arizona) *Big Bear (supermarket) (defunct, was in Ohio, New York, and West Virginia) *Big Y (New England) *Bristol Farms (California) *Brookshire's (Texas) *C-Town *Clemens (PA) *D'Agostino's (New York) *D&W Food Centers (Michigan) *DeMoula's Market Basket (New England - MA/NH) *Eagle Food Centers (defunct, was headquarted in Milan, Illinois. Two Eagle Country Market stores were purchased by Downtown Eagle Corporation, which continue to run the stores.) *Econo Foods (Upper Michigan and Northern Wisconsin) *Fareway (Iowa) *Felpausch (Michigan) *Food Basket *Food City (Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee) *FoodLand *Foodtown (Northeast, mainly New Jersey) *Giant Eagle (eastern United States) *Grand Union (supermarket) (defunct) *Great Scott's (Michigan, defunct) *H-E-B (Texas) *Ingles (south) *Jons (Los Angeles, California inner-city) *Key Food *Kohl's Supermarket (defunct, was in Wisconsin) *Kowalski's (Minnesota) *Lund's (Minnesota) ** Byerly's ** Rick's Markets *Marsh Supermarkets (Indiana and Ohio) *Mayfair (supermarket) *Pathmark (eastern United States) *Raley's (western US, own Nob Hill and Bel Air) *Robèrt's Fresh Market* (New Orleans, Louisiana Metro area) *Roundy's **Rainbow (supermarket) *Save-Mart (California) *Schnucks (Missouri, Illinois, Indiana) *ShopRite (cooperative of independent businesses that use a common banner in northeast US) *Spartan Stores (Michigan) *Stater Brothers (California) *Stop & Shop (New England) *Super Duper (Ohio, possibly nearly defunct) *Ukrop's Super Market (central Virginia) *United Supermarkets (Texas) *Victory Super Markets (soon to be defunct, Massachusetts & New Hampshire) *Wegmans - Northeast *Weingarten's - (defunct, was in Houston, Texas) *Weis Markets - Middle-Atlantic (Pennsylvania, Maryland, New York, New Jersey, Virginia, West Virginia) *Winn-Dixie == Chains in Insular areas == ===Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands=== *Pueblo Supermarkets *Amigo Supermarkets *Supermercados Econo *Supermercados Selecto *Supermercados Plaza == See also == *National Grocers' association (trade association) *UFCW (labor union) Lists of companies by industrySupermarkets Supermarkets in the United States
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Is Target a supermarket? I know Wal-Mart and K-Mart both are, but I have never seen a Target supermarket. A couple of aisles of cereal, soft drinks, and crackers I don't think qualify it to be a supermarket. User:H2O 10:08, 21 May 2004 (UTC) == Major Vs. Smaller == I don't think we have very good distinction on the difference between major and 'smaller' supermarket chains. The two lists either need to be defined or combined. I found this list of the largest supermarket chains in the United States (2003): http://www.agmrc.org/markets/info/largestsupermarkets.pdf How are we distinguishing between discount and non-discount stores? It's a fairly opinionated distinction. If we are going to list the general area of the smaller chains, I think we should list the location of the smaller chains owned by a larger (i.e. Los Angeles based Ralphs is owned by Kroger). That could probably done by nested lists. *Kroger ** Fry's Supermarkets (Southwest) ** Ralphs (Los Angeles, California) - User:Idiotfromia 14:55, 5 Jun 2004 (UTC)
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