Top 10 Supermarket Chains in Austria: A Brief Overview

Introduction

Austria has a well-developed and highly concentrated grocery retail market comprising national retail groups, international discounters, regional chains, and associations of independent retailers. This overview covers ten prominent retail chains and formats operating in the country. It is based on official websites, corporate profiles, store locators, annual reports, press releases, private label catalogues, and digital service pages.

The focus is on publicly available information about headquarters, geographic coverage, store formats, main product categories, private label brands, and online channels. EUROSPAR and INTERSPAR are retail formats operated by SPAR Österreich, while BILLA PLUS is BILLA’s large-format concept. They are covered separately because they differ in store size, product range, and market positioning. Figures for individual formats should not be added to the respective retail groups’ consolidated totals if they are already included in those figures.

Internal procurement processes, commercial terms, and supplier engagement procedures are outside the scope of this overview.

Selection Criteria

The primary selection criterion was each retailer’s presence in Austria. Priority was given to operators with nationwide coverage, a large number of stores, or established positions across several federal states. Regional chains were also included if they played a significant role in particular parts of the country and had sufficient publicly available information.

The availability of verified information was the second criterion. Each retailer was assessed according to whether it had an official corporate section, a store locator, descriptions of its retail formats and product range, a list of private label brands, information about online services, and materials covering the company’s history. Annual reports, press releases, and publications from parent groups were also used.

The order of the retailers is not a strict ranking by revenue, market share, or number of stores. Their positions were determined using a combination of factors: the scale of their physical presence, the role of the chain or format in Austrian grocery retail, and the completeness of information verifiable through public sources. Store counts are given as of the date of the relevant publication, and rounded corporate figures have not been replaced with calculated estimates.

SPAR

Headquarters and geographic presence: SPAR Österreichische Warenhandels-AG is a privately owned Austrian family business headquartered in Salzburg. The first SPAR organisation in Austria was established in 1954 by wholesaler Hans F. Reisch and 100 independent retailers. The company operates within the international SPAR network but remains legally and corporately independent of SPAR International. Its stores are present in all nine Austrian federal states. Outside Austria, the food retail operations of SPAR Österreich-Gruppe are active in Northern Italy, Hungary, Slovenia, and Croatia.

Formats:

• SPAR — full-range supermarkets with sales areas of up to 1,000 m².
• EUROSPAR — large supermarkets with sales areas of 1,000–2,000 m².
• INTERSPAR — hypermarkets with sales areas of 2,500–5,000 m².
• SPAR Gourmet — urban gourmet supermarkets in eastern Austria.
• SPAR express — compact convenience stores at service stations.

Presence and coverage: At the end of 2025, SPAR operated 1,514 stores across all formats in Austria. This figure included 1,024 SPAR supermarkets, 249 EUROSPAR stores, 49 SPAR Gourmet stores, 113 SPAR express stores, 70 INTERSPAR hypermarkets, two INTERSPAR pronto stores, and seven Maximarkt stores. In early 2026, 25 former Unimarkt stores also joined the network. The company has not yet published a new consolidated figure following their integration. SPAR has nationwide coverage, with supermarkets operating in major cities as well as smaller communities.

Main product range: Fruit and vegetables, meat and meat products, fish, dairy products, bread and bakery products, groceries, beverages, prepared food, household products, and personal care products.

Private label brands (PL): S-BUDGET, SPAR Natur*pur, SPAR PREMIUM, SPAR free from, SPAR Veggie, TANN. S-BUDGET covers products in the value segment, SPAR Natur*pur specialises in organic products, and SPAR PREMIUM represents the premium range. SPAR free from includes lactose-free and gluten-free products, SPAR Veggie covers vegetarian and plant-based products, while TANN offers meat and processed meat products.

Online channels:

• SPAR-App combines SPAR-Code, discounts, coupons, and digital receipts.
• The app includes shopping lists, leaflets, and a store finder.
• The website displays products, prices, and in-store availability.
• Weinwelt sells wine and other beverages online.
• Haushalt & Freizeit offers non-food products online.
• Partyservice accepts orders for catering platters with in-store pickup.

Distinctive features: SPAR combines nationwide coverage with a multi-format model and the involvement of independent retailers. The company serves different shopping needs, ranging from compact service-station stores and neighbourhood supermarkets to urban gourmet stores and large hypermarkets. Another distinguishing feature is its extensive private label portfolio, covering different price segments and consumer needs.

BILLA

Headquarters and geographic presence: BILLA is an Austrian supermarket chain headquartered in Wiener Neudorf, Lower Austria. In 1953, Karl Wlaschek founded the WKW retail company in Vienna, which later developed into the grocery chain; the BILLA name was introduced in 1961. The company is part of REWE International AG, the Austrian division of Germany’s REWE Group. The chain operates throughout Austria.

Formats:

• BILLA — full-range supermarkets for everyday grocery shopping.
• BILLA PLUS — large stores with an extended product range.
• BILLA Corso — a premium format comprising five stores.
• BILLA Kaufleute — stores operated by independent retailers.

Presence and coverage: BILLA operates more than 1,200 stores in Austria. This figure covers the entire network, including BILLA, BILLA PLUS, and BILLA Corso, rather than standard BILLA supermarkets alone. The stores operate in all nine federal states, covering major cities, regional centres, and smaller communities.

Main product range: Fruit and vegetables, meat and fish, dairy products, bread and bakery products, prepared meals, groceries, beverages, frozen products, household products, and personal care products.

Private label brands (PL): Ja! Natürlich, clever, BILLA Bio, BILLA immer gut, Da komm’ ich her!, Vegavita. Ja! Natürlich covers organic products, while clever represents the value segment. BILLA Bio expands the chain’s organic range, BILLA immer gut covers a broad selection of everyday products, Da komm’ ich her! highlights regional products of Austrian origin, and Vegavita specialises in plant-based products.

Online channels:

• BILLA Online Shop accepts grocery orders for in-store pickup.
• Click & Collect is available at more than 500 stores.
• Delivery through foodora is available in five major cities.
• BILLA App combines online ordering, coupons, and digital leaflets.
• The jö Bonus Club card and benefits are integrated into the app.
• The app also provides a store finder and mobile payment.

Distinctive features: BILLA combines nationwide coverage with a broad selection of fresh products and an extensive private label portfolio. The chain operates formats for different shopping needs, ranging from standard supermarkets to the premium BILLA Corso concept and large BILLA PLUS stores. Its physical stores are complemented by online ordering for pickup, partner delivery, and a unified loyalty programme.

INTERSPAR

Headquarters and geographic presence: The headquarters of INTERSPAR Gesellschaft m.b.H. are located in the Salzburg-Taxham district. The company is the largest subsidiary of SPAR Österreichische Warenhandels-AG. The decision to develop the INTERSPAR format was made in 1970, and the first Austrian stores opened one year later in Neu-Rum near Innsbruck, Dornbirn, and Graz. The chain has been present in all nine federal states since 1988.

Formats:

• INTERSPAR — hypermarkets with sales areas of 2,500–5,000 m².
• INTERSPAR pronto — the chain’s compact store format.
• INTERSPAR-Restaurant — restaurant facilities located at retail sites.

Presence and coverage: At the end of 2025, INTERSPAR operated 70 hypermarkets and two INTERSPAR pronto stores in Austria. The company’s large-format retail division also includes seven Maximarkt stores. The network covers all Austrian federal states, including state capitals, regional centres, and major shopping complexes.

Main product range: Fruit and vegetables, meat and fish, bread and bakery products, dairy products, groceries, beverages, prepared food, household appliances, household products, clothing, toys, and seasonal products.

Private label brands (PL): S-BUDGET, SPAR Natur*pur, SPAR PREMIUM, SPAR Vital, TANN, REGIO. S-BUDGET represents the value segment, SPAR Natur*pur covers organic products, and SPAR PREMIUM offers a premium range. SPAR Vital includes products for a balanced diet, TANN is used for meat and processed meat products, while REGIO is a private label coffee brand.

Online channels:

• Weinwelt accepts online orders for wine and spirits.
• Haushalt & Freizeit sells non-food products with delivery and pickup.
• SPAR-App combines coupons, discounts, digital receipts, and leaflets.

Distinctive features: INTERSPAR is SPAR’s largest retail format in Austria. Its hypermarkets combine an extensive food range with household appliances, household products, textiles, toys, and seasonal offers. The stores are complemented by restaurant facilities and in-house artisan bakeries, while specialist online stores expand access to non-food products, wine, and spirits.

HOFER

Headquarters and geographic presence: HOFER KG is an Austrian company headquartered in Sattledt, Upper Austria. It began operating in the country in 1968 as part of the international ALDI SÜD Group. The HOFER brand is also used in Slovenia, although this overview focuses exclusively on the Austrian network.

Formats:

• HOFER — standardised grocery discount stores with a curated range.
• BACKBOX — in-store sections offering freshly baked products.
• Promotional sections — temporary food and non-food offers.

Presence and coverage: According to HOFER’s official materials for 2026, the chain operates around 540 stores throughout Austria and is present in all nine federal states. Its permanent range is complemented by regularly changing food and non-food offers. Private label products account for approximately 90% of the chain’s range.

Main product range: Fruit and vegetables, meat and processed meat products, fish and seafood, dairy products, bread and bakery products, groceries, beverages, frozen products, prepared food, and temporary non-food ranges.

Private label brands (PL): MILSANI, Zurück zum Ursprung, FairHOF, SONNHOF, ALMARE SEAFOOD, CHOCEUR. MILSANI covers dairy products, while Zurück zum Ursprung offers organic products with an emphasis on origin, sustainability, and traceability. FairHOF includes meat, processed meat products, eggs, and hay milk produced according to enhanced animal welfare standards. SONNHOF is used for fresh Austrian meat, ALMARE SEAFOOD for fish and seafood, and CHOCEUR for chocolate, confectionery bars, and sweets.

Online channels:

• HOFER App combines offers, recipes, shopping lists, and a store finder.
• HOFER Onlineshop sells selected promotional non-food products.
• Online shop orders are delivered throughout Austria.
• Mein HOFER. Meine Einkäufe stores and organises digital receipts.

Distinctive features: HOFER follows a discount model based on a curated permanent range, a high proportion of private label products, and regularly changing promotional offers. Its HOFER PREIS positioning combines affordable prices with clearly defined quality standards, while the standardised store layout makes everyday shopping more straightforward.

Lidl

Headquarters and geographic presence: Lidl Österreich GmbH is the Austrian division of the international Lidl chain and is headquartered in Salzburg. The company is part of Germany’s Schwarz Gruppe and has operated in the Austrian market since 1998. Its stores are located throughout the country and are supplied by logistics centres in Laakirchen, Wundschuh, and Großebersdorf.

Formats:

• Lidl — grocery discount stores for everyday and weekly shopping.
• Fresh bakery sections with bread and pastries baked in store.
• Promotional sections — temporary food and non-food offers.

Presence and coverage: According to Lidl Österreich data from June 2026, the chain operated more than 255 stores throughout Austria. It is present in all nine federal states, with three logistics centres supplying its stores. The permanent range comprises more than 2,400 products and is complemented by seasonal and temporary offers.

Main product range: Fruit and vegetables, meat and fish, dairy products, bread and bakery products, groceries, beverages, frozen products, prepared food, household products, and seasonal non-food products.

Private label brands (PL): Alpengut, Vemondo, Alesto, Crownfield, Combino, Ein gutes Stück Heimat. Alpengut covers dairy products, Vemondo offers plant-based products, and Alesto includes nuts, dried fruit, and snacks. Crownfield is used for cereals, muesli, and other breakfast products, Combino primarily covers pasta, while Ein gutes Stück Heimat represents organic products of Austrian origin.

Online channels:

• Lidl Plus offers personalised coupons and a digital customer card.
• The app stores electronic receipts and purchase information.
• Lidl Pay enables customers to pay through Lidl Plus.
• The website provides a store finder, digital leaflets, and recipes.
• Current offers are also available through a WhatsApp subscription.

Distinctive features: Lidl combines discount positioning with a curated permanent range, a significant proportion of private label products, and regularly changing themed offers. According to company data for 2025, more than 60% of food products sold in Lidl stores in Austria were of Austrian origin.

PENNY

Headquarters and geographic presence: PENNY Österreich is the Austrian division of the international grocery discount chain. Its stores are operated by PENNY GmbH, which is registered in Wiener Neudorf, Lower Austria. The chain is part of REWE International AG, which belongs to Germany’s REWE Group, and operates throughout Austria.

Formats:

• PENNY — grocery discount stores with a curated everyday range.
• Modernised stores with fresh produce sections and in-store bakeries.
• Stores with staffed meat counters and specialist butchers.

Presence and coverage: REWE Group reports approximately 320 PENNY stores in Austria and a range of more than 1,900 products. The chain operates in major cities as well as smaller communities throughout the country. Fresh meat is cut on site at more than 230 stores, where customers can receive specialist advice, request a particular cut, or choose how the meat is prepared.

Main product range: Fruit and vegetables, meat and processed meat products, dairy products, bread and bakery products, groceries, beverages, frozen products, prepared food, snacks, household cleaning products, and personal care products.

Private label brands (PL): Ich bin Österreich, ECHT BIO!, PENNY., PENNY. READY, Food For Future, SAN FABIO. Ich bin Österreich covers products of Austrian origin, including meat, dairy products, fruit, and vegetables. ECHT BIO! represents the organic range, PENNY. offers affordable everyday products, while PENNY. READY includes prepared meals, convenience foods, and chilled snacks. Food For Future specialises in plant-based products, while SAN FABIO covers Italian-style foods.

Online channels:

• PENNY App includes offers, coupons, shopping lists, and a store finder.
• The digital jö Bonus Club card is integrated into PENNY App.
• The website provides a store finder and digital leaflets.
• Offers are distributed through a newsletter and the official WhatsApp channel.

Distinctive features: PENNY combines discount positioning with an emphasis on fresh products and goods of Austrian origin. A distinctive feature of the chain is its staffed meat counters with specialist butchers in many stores. The concept is complemented by freshly baked products, regular quality checks for fruit and vegetables, and a combination of private label products and established brands.

BILLA PLUS

Headquarters and geographic presence: BILLA PLUS is the large-format concept of Austria’s BILLA AG, whose headquarters are located in Wiener Neudorf, Lower Austria. BILLA AG is part of REWE International AG, which belongs to Germany’s REWE Group. The BILLA PLUS brand was launched on 6 April 2021 following the conversion of Austria’s MERKUR stores and is present throughout the country.

Formats:

• BILLA PLUS — large-format supermarkets with an extended product range.
• Selected stores feature BILLA Marktküche food-service areas.
• The concept also includes specialised fresh food departments.

Presence and coverage: When the brand was launched in April 2021, 144 MERKUR stores across Austria were converted to BILLA PLUS. BILLA’s current corporate page publishes only the combined number of BILLA and BILLA PLUS stores, so a separate up-to-date figure for BILLA PLUS locations is not disclosed. The current store locator confirms that the format is present in different federal states across the country.

Main product range: Fruit and vegetables, meat and processed meat products, fish and seafood, bread and bakery products, confectionery, dairy products, groceries, beverages, prepared food, household products, and seasonal non-food products.

Private label brands (PL): Ja! Natürlich, clever, BILLA Bio, BILLA Genusswelt, Da komm’ ich her!, Vegavita. Ja! Natürlich and BILLA Bio cover organic products, while clever represents the value segment. BILLA Genusswelt offers delicacies and gourmet products, Da komm’ ich her! highlights regional products from Austrian producers, and Vegavita specialises in plant-based products.

Online channels:

• BILLA Online Shop accepts grocery orders for in-store pickup.
• Click & Collect is available at participating BILLA PLUS stores.
• foodora delivers BILLA products in five major cities.
• BILLA App combines coupons, leaflets, and a store finder.
• jö Bonus Club is available at BILLA PLUS and online.

Distinctive features: BILLA PLUS continues the large-format concept of the former MERKUR chain, combining a broad product range with extensive fresh food departments. Its stores feature staffed meat and fish counters, in-store bakeries and confectionery departments, wine sections, and BILLA Marktküche areas serving prepared meals. The selection of departments and additional services varies by store.

EUROSPAR

Headquarters and geographic presence: EUROSPAR is a large-supermarket format operated by Austria’s SPAR Österreichische Warenhandels-AG, which is headquartered in Salzburg. EUROSPAR stores are present throughout Austria. Some locations are operated directly by SPAR, while others are managed by independent retailers trading under the brand.

Formats:

• EUROSPAR — supermarkets with sales areas of 1,000–2,000 m².
• Some stores are operated by independent SPAR retailers.

Presence and coverage: At the end of 2025, there were 249 EUROSPAR stores in Austria. The format is present in all nine federal states, covering major cities as well as smaller communities. The addresses, opening hours, and available services of individual stores are listed in SPAR’s central store locator.

Main product range: Fruit and vegetables, meat and processed meat products, fish, dairy products, bread and bakery products, groceries, beverages, prepared food, household products, personal care products, and seasonal non-food products.

Private label brands (PL): S-BUDGET, SPAR Natur*pur, SPAR PREMIUM, SPAR free from, SPAR Veggie, TANN. S-BUDGET covers products in the value segment, SPAR Natur*pur represents organic products, and SPAR PREMIUM offers premium products. SPAR free from includes lactose-free and gluten-free products, SPAR Veggie covers vegetarian and plant-based products, while TANN is used for meat products.

Online channels:

• SPAR-App provides digital discounts, receipts, and shopping lists.
• SPAR-Produktwelt displays products, prices, and in-store availability.
• Digital leaflets and current offers are available on the website.
• SPAR Partyservice accepts orders for pickup at participating stores.
• Selected non-food products can be reserved through the INTERSPAR online shop.

Distinctive features: EUROSPAR occupies a position between the standard SPAR supermarket and the INTERSPAR hypermarket. Its stores offer a full grocery range, extensive fresh food departments, and a broader selection of non-food products. Another distinctive feature is the combination of company-operated SPAR stores and locations managed by independent retailers.

ADEG

Headquarters and geographic presence: ADEG is an Austrian brand of regional grocery stores built around independent retailers. Since October 2022, the brand has been managed by REWE Großhandel GmbH and has formed part of REWE International AG. The operator’s office is located in Wiener Neudorf, Lower Austria. ADEG stores operate throughout the country, primarily in small towns and rural communities.

Formats:

• Full-range supermarkets operated by independent retailers.
• Compact stores for everyday shopping.
• Stores with product ranges adapted to local demand.
• Hybrid locations with staffed and self-service opening hours.

Presence and coverage: Official sources provide different figures: the ADEG website reports approximately 400 locations, while the REWE Group profile lists around 370 local stores. The difference may reflect varying counting methods and the inclusion of locations supplied by the wholesale division. In 2026, 11 former Unimarkt stores opened under the ADEG brand: six in Upper Austria, four in Styria, and one in Lower Austria. In approximately 150 Austrian municipalities, ADEG remains the only local grocery store.

Main product range: Fruit and vegetables, meat and processed meat products, dairy products, bread and bakery products, groceries, beverages, prepared meals, regional products, household products, and personal care products.

Private label brands (PL): clever, Ja! Natürlich, BILLA immer gut, BILLA Bio, Vegavita, efef. clever represents the value segment, Ja! Natürlich and BILLA Bio cover organic products, BILLA immer gut offers everyday products, and Vegavita specialises in plant-based products. efef is a meat and processed meat brand available at ADEG. The specific selection of private label and local products varies by store.

Online channels:

• The official store locator lists store addresses and available services.
• Digital catalogues and current offers are published on the website.
• An ADEG email newsletter is available.
• jö Bonus Club is available at participating stores.
• Catering platters can be pre-ordered for in-store pickup.
• Some independent retailers provide their own grocery delivery services.

Distinctive features: ADEG operates as an association of independent store owners rather than a network of fully standardised company-run branches. Retailers adapt their product ranges and services to the needs of their local communities, work with local producers, and use REWE’s wholesale infrastructure, marketing support, and private label brands. This model is particularly important for smaller Austrian communities.

MPREIS

Headquarters and geographic presence: MPREIS is an Austrian family-owned retail company founded by Therese and Johann Mölk in Innsbruck in 1920. The headquarters of MPREIS Warenvertriebs GmbH are located in Völs, near Innsbruck. Most of its stores are located in Tyrol. The company’s retail formats are also present in Vorarlberg, Salzburg, Carinthia, Upper Austria, Styria, and the Italian province of South Tyrol.

Formats:

• MPREIS — full-range regional supermarkets.
• miniM — compact stores in smaller communities.
• Baguette — bakery cafés located inside supermarkets and at standalone sites.
• T&G — stores offering food, beverages, and bulk packs.
• MPREIS Tankstellenshop — convenience stores at service stations.

Presence and coverage: The current MPREIS corporate page lists 279 stores in Austria and South Tyrol. The company’s press section reports more than 300 locations, apparently using a broader count that includes its various retail formats. A separate up-to-date figure for stores in Austria alone has not been published. Tyrol, including East Tyrol, remains the chain’s core market.

Main product range: Fruit and vegetables, meat and processed meat products, bread and bakery products, dairy products, groceries, beverages, organic products, prepared meals, regional products, household products, and personal care products.

Private label brands (PL): M, Alpenmetzgerei, Therese Mölk. M covers food and other everyday products positioned at fair prices. Alpenmetzgerei offers meat, processed meat products, and ham produced in Völs. Therese Mölk is used for bread, pastries, and other products made by the company’s own bakery. Other prominent brands in the range include BIO vom BERG, Jeden Tag, and Jeden Tag Bio, although MPREIS does not identify them as its own private label brands.

Online channels:

• MPREIS App provides coupons, discounts, and personalised offers.
• Customers can select their preferred store in the app.
• The online catalogue displays prices and availability after store selection.
• Digital catalogues and current offers are available on the website.
• The official store locator lists addresses, services, and opening hours.
• Too Good To Go packages are available at participating locations.

Distinctive features: MPREIS combines a strong regional focus with its own production facilities: the Therese Mölk bakery and Alpenmetzgerei meat production operation. The company places particular emphasis on Tyrolean products and distinctive architecture, with each supermarket designed to reflect its specific community, urban setting, or surrounding landscape.

FAQ

Which supermarket chains have the widest presence in Austria?

The chains with the broadest nationwide coverage include SPAR, BILLA, HOFER, Lidl, PENNY, and ADEG. ADEG comprises around 400 stores operated by independent retailers across the country. EUROSPAR and INTERSPAR also have a nationwide presence, although their larger-format stores are less densely distributed. BILLA PLUS operates in different regions of Austria, while MPREIS is particularly prominent in Tyrol.

How do supermarkets differ from discount stores and hypermarkets?

Supermarkets offer a broad range of everyday groceries and related products, usually including extensive fresh food departments. Discount stores focus on low prices, a more compact product range, private label brands, and regularly changing promotional offers. Hypermarkets have larger sales areas and offer a wider selection of non-food products.

Which chains in Austria develop their own private label brands?

SPAR, BILLA, HOFER, Lidl, and PENNY have extensive private label portfolios. EUROSPAR and INTERSPAR carry SPAR private label brands, while BILLA PLUS uses the BILLA and REWE portfolios. ADEG offers private label brands from REWE Group. MPREIS develops the M brand and its own production brands, including Therese Mölk and Alpenmetzgerei. Jeden Tag, Jeden Tag Bio, and BIO vom BERG are also available in its stores but are not identified by MPREIS as its own private label brands.

Which chains offer delivery, pickup, or a mobile app?

BILLA and BILLA PLUS offer Click & Collect, while delivery through foodora is available in Vienna, Graz, Linz, Salzburg, and Innsbruck. INTERSPAR operates the Weinwelt and Haushalt & Freizeit online shops. HOFER provides nationwide delivery for selected promotional non-food products. Lidl, PENNY, SPAR, and MPREIS offer mobile apps and other digital services, while the services available at ADEG vary by store.

Where are the latest store numbers for each chain published?

Store numbers are generally published in corporate sections, annual reports, press releases, and profiles issued by parent groups. Official store locators show active addresses, formats, and available services, although they do not always provide a total store count. When comparing figures, it is important to consider the publication date and counting methodology, as some companies include different formats, franchised stores, or locations operated by independent retailers.

Conclusion

Austria’s grocery retail market comprises several major retail groups operating under different business models. SPAR operates standard supermarkets, larger EUROSPAR stores, and INTERSPAR hypermarkets. REWE International AG oversees BILLA and its large-format BILLA PLUS concept, the PENNY discount chain, and the independently operated ADEG network. The international discount segment also includes HOFER, which is part of ALDI SÜD, and Lidl.

Large nationwide chains are complemented by regional operators. The most prominent example is MPREIS: most of its stores are concentrated in Tyrol, although the chain also operates in Vorarlberg, Salzburg, Carinthia, Upper Austria, and Styria. The retailers covered in this overview differ in format and price positioning, the role of private label brands, the depth of their regional ranges, their store operating models, and the development of their digital services.

The overview includes both independent retail chains and individual store formats operated by larger groups. The figures reflect the latest published corporate data available. Store numbers, geographic coverage, and available services may change as locations open, close, or undergo modernisation.

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