Walmart United States

Walmart Inc. is a leading American multinational retail corporation operating a vast chain of hypermarkets, discount department stores, and grocery stores. Established as the world's largest retailer by revenue, Walmart is a dominant force in the food, drinks, and beauty segments across the United States.

With a reported turnover exceeding 10 billion EURO as of 2024, Walmart continues to maintain a substantial presence in the U.S. retail market. The company employs more than 50,000 employees nationwide, reflecting its broad operational scale. Walmart operates over 20,000 physical retail locations in the U.S., which include Supercenters (hypermarkets), Supermarkets, Convenience stores, Distribution centers, Warehouses, and Cash and Carry outlets.

The supermarkets and hypermarkets provide a comprehensive assortment of food products, beverages, and beauty items. Walmart's distribution centers and warehouses support a sophisticated supply chain infrastructure ensuring efficient stock management across its widespread locations. Its convenience stores cater to quick shopping needs, while cash and carry formats provide wholesale solutions to businesses and bulk customers.

Walmart invests heavily in technological innovation and supply chain logistics, leveraging Walmart Global Tech, a team of over 15,000 technologists developing retail AI/ML, cloud capabilities, and other advanced technologies to enhance customer shopping experiences and operational efficiency.

Walmart's retail model focuses on affordability, accessibility, and convenience, targeting a broad spectrum of consumers. The company emphasizes quality, competitive pricing, and an extensive product range spanning grocery, beverages, and beauty categories that appeal to diverse consumer preferences.

Its massive footprint and advanced logistics infrastructure make Walmart an attractive partner for manufacturers and suppliers looking to expand their presence in the U.S. retail food, drinks, and beauty markets.