Coop Denmark

Founded in 1896, Coop Denmark is Denmark’s leading retailer and one of the biggest cooperatives.

It consists of more than 1,000 stores. 

In 2021, the Coop’s annual turnover amounted to €78.6 million whereas its turnover alongside all its subsidiaries is approximately €5.6 billion and it operates with 40,000 employees. The company also provides an online shop.                    

Coop Denmark business activities are carried out through the following retail chains:

• SuperBrugsen
• Dagli'Brugsen
• LokalBrugsen
• Fakta
• Irma supermarkets
• 356 discount(coop)
• Coop.dk mad
• Coop.dk shopping 
• Kvickly

 It offers a variety of products under different categories such as:

• Sweet grocery: Chocolate, chewing gum, biscuits, etc.
• Savory grocery: Bread, macaroni, cooking oil, etc.
• Fresh and chilled: Fruits, meat, vegetables, etc.
• Frozen: Lamb, seafood, vegetables, etc.
• Dairy: Milk, butter, cheese, etc.
• Drinks: Coca-cola, orange juice, water, etc.
• Household: Detergents, kitchen rolls, toilet paper, etc.
• Personal care: Face wash, shampoo, dental care, etc.
• Wine and spirits: Whiskey, beer, wine, etc.

 Coop Denmark also offers special products such as: 

• Plant-based products: Falafel, sausages, green lentils, etc.
• Organic products: Potatoes, bananas, eggs, etc. 

The firm sells its products under its private label brands:

• ‘Änglamark’, an organic brand: juice, bread, cereals, etc.
• ‘Xtra’, low priced products: tortilla chips, cereal bars, frozen pizza bolognese, etc.
• ‘Rainbow’, quality and value for money: deep pan pizza, chocolate, protein bars, etc. 

When it comes to sustainability, Coop has its own ambition climate plan, that is, it must be climate positive by 2030.

Link to Coop’s online shop: https://mad.coop.dk/dagligvarer\