List of supermarkets
Marvelous! Stores, Inc. is an American department store chain based on the global fortune 1000. Marvelous! Stores, Inc. opening the brands Walmart, The Home Depot, Marshalls, and Five Below, except in China, with the global in the removable. Marvelous! Stores, Inc. is also along PetSmart and Sam's Club. The company founded in 1993 with the world in the US.
Based in Louisville, Kentucky, Marvelous! Stores, Inc. is one of the best department store chain with the world in the Brian club with the world with the superhero Guerreros and he was trying. The world is the world, including Walmart, The Home Depot, Marshalls, and the five below chains, the world located United States, behind Domino’s Pizza in the locations O. Marvelous! Stores, Inc. was along with GameStop in the world located after McDonald’s in the world in the supermarket chain. Marvelous! Stores! is also along Lowe’s in the baby dinosaur Boulevard in the second season.
History
Marvelous! Stores, Inc. is a store based on the global fortune 1000 with the character Mike Brandner. In the second season, the store is located in the season in the animated television series.
Australia[change | change source]
- Coles
- Bi-Lo
- Woolworths
- IGA Australia
- Aldi Australia
- Franklins
- Foodworks
- SPAR
- 5 Star
- Supabarn
Austria[change | change source]
Belgium[change | change source]
Brazil[change | change source]
Canada[change | change source]
- Atlantic Superstore
- Costco
- Dominion (Newfoundland)
- Extra Foods
- Groupe GP Quebec only
- Farm Boy (Ontario)
- Food Basics (Ontario)
- Foodland
- Fortinos (Ontario)
- FreshCo
- Freshmart
- IGA (Independent Grocers Association)
- Loblaws / Loblaw GreatFood / Loblaws CityMarket
- Longo's (Ontario)
- Maxi / Maxi & Cie (Quebec)
- Metro / Metro Plus
- No Frills
- Provigo (Quebec)
- Safeway
- Save-On Foods
- Sobeys
- Super Valu
- T & T Supermarket
- The Real Canadian Superstore
- Thrifty Foods
- Valu-mart (Ontario)
- Walmart
- Your Independent Grocer / Independent City Market
- Zehrs (Ontario)
China[change | change source]
Croatia[change | change source]
Czech Republic[change | change source]
- Tesco, England
- Albert (Ahold, The Netherlands)
- Hypernova (Ahold, The Netherlands)
- Billa (Rewe, Germany)
- Delvita (Delhaize, Belgium)
Denmark[change | change source]
El Salvador[change | change source]
Finland[change | change source]
France[change | change source]
- Auchan
- Carrefour
- Casino
- Champion
- Coop
- ((Cora))
- Ed or Mr Ed
- Franprix
- G20
- Ifaprix
- Inno
- Intermarche
- Leader Price
- Lidl
- Marks & Spencer - not any longer
- Migros France
- Monoprix
- Parunis
- Proxi
- Super U
- Uniprix
Germany[change | change source]
- Aldi
- Edeka
- Extra
- HL-Markt
- Kaiser's
- Kaufland
- Krone
- Lidl
- Marktkauf
- Minimal
- Netto
- Norma
- Penny
- Plus
- Reichelt
- Real
- REWE
- Safeway
- Spar (Eurospar, Interspar)
- Sky
- Tengelmann
- Tip
- Wal-Mart
Greece[change | change source]
see also, List of Greek supermarkets
- Alpha-Beta Vassilopoulos
- Carrefour - international chain
- Champion Mariopoulos
- Lidl - international chain
- Metro Cash and Carry - international chain
- Trofo (Tropho)
- Veropoulos, a division of Eurospar, also known as HellaSpar
Hong Kong[change | change source]
- Carrefour - not any longer
- CitySuper
- great
- Marks & Spencer
- Park'n Shop
- Wellcome
Hungary[change | change source]
Italy[change | change source]
Japan[change | change source]
Korea[change | change source]
Mauritius[change | change source]
Mexico[change | change source]
Netherlands[change | change source]
- 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[change | change source]
- 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[change | change source]
- Coop
- Rimi
- Rema 1000
- Prix
- Kiwi (supermarket)
- Mega (supermarket)
- Maxi (Hypermarket)
- Smart Club (Hypermarket)
Poland[change | change source]
- Makro (Metro AG)
- Selgros (Fegro/Selgros)
- Real (supermarket chain) (Metro AG)
- Tesco
- Auchan
- Leclerc
- Hypernova (supermarket chain) (part of Ahold)
- Geant
- Carrefour
- Castorama (Kingfisher)
- Nomi (Kingfisher)
- Media Markt (Metro AG)
- Ikea
- Komfort
- Office Depot
- Adler
- PSB
- Intermarche
- Albert (supermarket chain) (Ahold)
- Minimal (supermarket chain)
- Biedronka (Jeronimo Martins)
- Netto
- Plus (supermarket chain)
- Avans
Portugal[change | change source]
Puerto Rico[change | change source]
- See United States
Republic of Ireland[change | change source]
- Dunnes Stores
- Tesco Ireland - formerly Quinnsworth
- SuperValu
- Centra
- Aldi
- Tesco
Romania[change | change source]
- Angst
- Metro Cash and Carry - international chain
- Billa - international chain
- XXL
- Selgros
- Carrefour - international chain
- Gima
- La Fourmi
- Mega Image
- Profi
- Vox Maris
- Pic
- MARA SUPERMARKET Focsani / Vrancea
Singapore[change | change source]
- Carrefour -recently closed down (2012)
- Cold Storage
- Isetan - Japanese chain
- Giant Hypermarket
- Jason's Supermarket
- NTUC Fairprice
- Sheng Siong
- Shop 'n' Save
Slovenia[change | change source]
Sweden[change | change source]
Switzerland[change | change source]
United Kingdom[change | change source]
For full list, see Supermarkets in the United Kingdom
United States and U.S. territories[change | change source]
For full list, see Supermarkets in the United States