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Truly World Class offers our most exquisite and exclusive selections of exceptional and the most exciting products from around the world, Central Food Hall has been distinguished with numerous retail awards over the years. With an abundance of premium food products including fresh meats, seafood, a wide selection of cheeses, fruits and vegetables, ready-to-eat foods as well as many other consumer products from top local and international producers. You will also find a myriad of excellent services like expert chef advice, cooking service is also available and special-order-for-pick-up requests are welcome as well, personal shoppers, home delivery, carry out service, as well as new additions as we are determined to make Central Food Hall your best shopping experience possible.
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Woolworths (colloquially known as "Woolies") is an Australian supermarket chain owned by Woolworths Group. Founded in 1924, Woolworths is currently Australia's largest supermarket chain.
Woolworths specialises in groceries (vegetables, fruit, meat, packaged foods, etc.), but also sells magazines, DVDs, health and beauty products, household products, pet and baby supplies, and stationery.
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Kobe Bussan engages primarily in the business of providing "Shoku", which basically means anything related to food practices in Japanese language. By offering More Value with Less Price, we are committed to improving everyone's quality of life as best as possible.In order to keep providing quality products at competitive prices, we continually strive to make improvements not only in our supply chain management but also in our store operational efficiency.
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1993
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South Korea
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Emart Inc. is the largest retailer in South Korea, founded on November 12, 1993, by Shinsegae. It was the first discount store in South Korea, revolutionizing the retail landscape. Emart operates a diverse range of retail formats, including hypermarkets and supermarkets under the Emart brand, specialty stores like Electro Mart for electronics, and Emart Traders, a warehouse-style store similar to Costco. Additionally, Emart offers an online shopping mall, Emart Mall, which utilizes Emart stores as logistics centers for home delivery services.
By 2009, Emart's total sales volume exceeded $9.4 billion, making it a significant player in the global retail market. The company was also the first Korean retailer to open a store in China, with 27 stores before exiting the market in 2017. Emart has expanded its services to include catering, resort tourism, real estate, and liquor wholesale businesses.
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Macro Centre in Turkey refers to a large grocery store chain, specifically a branch of Migros, known for its wide selection of international food items, including hard-to-find products from various regions like America, Asia, and Europe, which are not readily available in typical Turkish supermarkets.
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Al Meera Consumer Goods Company (Q.P.S.C.), established in 2005 in Qatar, is the leading mass grocery retailer in the country, operating the largest network of branches and offering a comprehensive range of consumer goods including food, drinks and beauty products. The company is publicly listed on the Qatar Stock Exchange and is partly owned by Qatar Holding Company (26%) with remaining shares held by various shareholders. Al Meera operates primarily within the retail segment, focusing on supermarkets, hypermarkets, and convenience stores, along with investment and leasing segments involving equity holdings and rental operations.
As of 2025, Al Meera runs over 54 branches across Qatar, positioning itself as the biggest retail chain nationwide. The company emphasizes being present in every neighborhood by developing stores that integrate neighbourhood convenience and modern retail formats, including innovative concepts such as fully autonomous and self-checkout stores. Notable expansions include opening stores in remote areas, metro station convenience outlets under the "MAAR by Al Meera" brand, and unique retail experiences like a floating market near Safliya island.
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KIN MARCHE is a supermarket and wholesale chain based in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Our first store opened in 2004 in the Regina Gombe building in Kinshasa.
In 20 years, we have become the leader in food distribution with more than 60 stores spread across Kinshasa, Katanga, Goma, Boma and Matadi.
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Hypermax is a newly launched grocery retail brand in Jordan, owned and operated by Majid Al Futtaim (MAF), a prominent Arab retail conglomerate with exclusive franchise rights to Carrefour across the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. It operates 34 stores across Jordan, replacing the Carrefour brand that previously served the country.
Hypermax offers a modern grocery retail experience including a wide selection of high-quality products with competitive prices. It emphasizes a strong commitment to locally sourced products, collaborating with over 500 Jordanian farmers, suppliers, and small to medium enterprises (SMEs), thus supporting the local economy and fostering sustainable growth aligned with the Kingdom's development agenda.
The chain encompasses various formats including hypermarkets, supermarkets, and convenience stores, providing diverse shopping options backed by rigorous quality control and tailored customer loyalty programs. The brand delivers both in-store and online shopping services designed to meet the unique preferences of Jordanian consumers, offering value-for-money deals, personalized promotions, and seamless customer service.
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Tawfeer Lebanon is a prominent discount supermarket chain operating in Lebanon, focused on providing a broad range of fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) at highly competitive prices. Founded on the principle that quality should not come at a premium price, Tawfeer has rapidly grown to become one of the leading supermarkets in the country.
The chain operates approximately 11 to 25 stores across Lebanon, catering primarily to the budget-conscious consumer seeking value in fresh groceries, pantry staples, and other essential food and everyday products. Tawfeer positions itself as a soft-discount concept, emphasizing affordability without compromising quality, with a strong focus on food and drink and including other categories like beauty products.
Headquartered in Lebanon, Tawfeer serves the local market through a network of supermarket locations, each designed to offer a comprehensive shopping experience for basic and essential consumer needs. The retail stores function as supermarkets, ensuring convenient access to both fresh and packaged consumer goods.
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1990
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Kenya
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Naivas Limited, commonly known as Naivas Supermarket, is Kenya's largest supermarket chain and leading retailer by financial performance and branch network. Founded on 27 July 1990 in Rongai, Nakuru County, as Gitwe General Stores by brothers David Kimani Mukuha and the late Simon Mukuha, along with their father Peter Mukuha, the company has grown into a homegrown brand synonymous with freshness, quality, variety, and affordability.
Headquartered at Sameer Industrial Park in Nairobi's Industrial Area, Naivas operates 106 outlets across more than 38 counties as of November 2024, making it the market leader ahead of competitors like Quick Mart. The chain features a mix of hypermarts, supermarkets, and express stores, providing a wide range of food, beverages, beauty products, and household essentials tailored to Kenyan consumers. Customers trust Naivas for authentic hospitality and reliable availability of fresh produce, supporting local farmers and industries while contributing significantly to the economy through direct and indirect job creation.
Naivas emphasizes a world-class shopping experience with value-driven offerings in groceries, fresh foods, drinks, and personal care items. Key leadership includes David Kimani Mukuha as Managing Director and Peter Mukuha as Chief of Operations. The company's national footprint and professional partnerships make it an ideal channel for manufacturers and suppliers seeking broad distribution of food, beverages, and beauty products across Kenya's urban and rural areas.
With a vision to become the consumer brand of choice in East Africa, Naivas continues to innovate, uphold core values of integrity and community impact, and expand its presence, delivering premier shopping experiences that uplift everyday life.
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Established in 2003, Cozmo has become Amman's top supermarket, offering a diverse range of local and imported brands to fulfill your needs. Our 4,800-square-meter superstore features a bakery, butchery, fresh produce, deli, frozen foods, healthy options, and essentials.
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Monoprix Kuwait is a supermarket located in Kuwait City, known as a food concept store offering a wide range of products combining pleasure, quality, and accessibility. It services urban lifestyles with a focus on food items, beauty, and household products. The store prioritizes product selection with attention to origin, organic, eco-responsible, and fair trade products, alongside a commitment to customer service and environmental respect.
The first and principal Monoprix store in Kuwait is situated at Assima Mall, operating 24/7, catering to a diverse customer base with a loyalty card program providing savings benefits. It represents the Monoprix brand internationally, which originates from France, where the parent group is a renowned retail chain combining food retail with fashion, beauty, and household items.
In Kuwait, Monoprix operates as a supermarket primarily, without evidence of hypermarkets or other retail formats. The outlet is relatively small in scale, with only a few locations in the country, typically fewer than 10 stores and employing between 20 and 49 employees. Financial data specific to the Kuwait operations are limited, but the turnover is estimated to be less than 1 million euros given the size and market presence described.
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Choppies Enterprises Limited is a Botswana-based multinational supermarket retailer headquartered in Gaborone, primarily operating in Botswana, Namibia, Zambia, and previously in other African markets including Zimbabwe until its recent exit.
The company specializes in retailing fast-moving consumer goods, with a focus on food, beverages, and household essentials. Choppies entered the Zimbabwe market in 2013 by acquiring 10 Spar stores from SAI Enterprises for approximately US$22 million, expanding to 30 supermarkets across the country.Choppies Zimbabwe, operated through Nanavac Investment Ltd, employed over 1,000 people and offered a range of grocery products including fresh produce, packaged foods, and beverages.
However, due to challenging economic conditions in Zimbabwe—such as high inflation, currency fluctuations with the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG), power outages, droughts impacting agriculture, and a 30% reduction in footfall as customers shifted to the informal retail sector—Choppies announced its exit in late 2024. The operations were sold in 2025 to Pintail Trading (associated with SaiMart) for US$260,000 (P3.75 million), resulting in a US$1 million loss despite assets valued at US$3.4 million (property, plant, equipment, and stock). This divestment aligns with Choppies' strategy to focus on profitable regions.
Prior to the exit, Choppies Zimbabwe represented a significant presence in formal retail, competing in the grocery and consumer goods space but facing intense pressure from untaxed informal traders offering lower prices in foreign currency. The sale ensured continuity of operations under new ownership, with staff transitioned to SaiMart, maintaining supply of affordable food and beverage products for Zimbabwean consumers.
As of 2024, the broader Choppies Group operated 161 stores across its remaining markets, emphasizing efficient distribution through central hubs to deliver international food brands and FMCG essentials. The Zimbabwe operations highlighted the company's adaptability in emerging markets, though economic volatility led to strategic refocus on core Botswana and neighboring countries.
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Currently, the Paykar Trading Network occupies one of the leading positions in the market of retail sales of consumer goods, constantly improving both the qualitative and quantitative indicators of its activities.
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Carrefour Kuwait is the Kuwaiti subsidiary of the Carrefour Group, a leading French multinational retail and wholesaling corporation headquartered in France. Carrefour is the world's second largest retailer and operates globally in over 40 countries with more than 14,000 stores. The Kuwait operations are managed under the Majid Al Futtaim Group, which has been handling Carrefour's presence in the Middle East and North Africa since 1995.
Carrefour Kuwait focuses on providing an extensive range of fresh food, groceries, beverages, and beauty products through a mix of supermarket and hypermarket formats. It operates under the Carrefour and Carrefour Market banners, with several branches across Kuwait, including prominent locations such as Avenues Mall, Egaila, Farwaniya, Hawalli, Jleeb Shuyoukh, Rai, Salmiya, Sulaibikhat, and Zahra. The number of physical stores in Kuwait is estimated between 50 and 99 outlets.
Employees at Carrefour Kuwait mainly engage in retail operations, sales, and customer service, with a workforce size estimated to be between 1 and 9 employees specifically registered in Kuwait, based on the most recent available data. The turnover for Carrefour Kuwait is approximately $4 million USD as of 2025, which converts to the range of 1 to 5 million euros.
Carrefour Kuwait is noted for emphasizing customer satisfaction, convenience, and quality assurance, offering a wide assortment of products including special bakery items developed through dedicated staff training programs. The company employs modern technologies and professional staff development to maintain high service standards, which enhance customer loyalty and strengthen the company image locally.
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Shaylan Group, founded in 2007, is one of the largest distributors in Turkmenistan. The company specializes in importing fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), household products, and personal hygiene items. We are the exclusive distributor of renowned global brands and possess extensive experience in logistics, customs clearance, and warehousing.The company offers a wide range of distribution services as well as solutions for supply chain optimization. Shaylan Group helps foreign exporters enter the Turkmenistan market and provides favorable cooperation terms for local producers.Shaylan Group is a team of experienced professionals who approach each client individually and strive for high results. The company's activities contribute to the development of business in Turkmenistan.
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Globus stores are one of the largest retail chains in Kyrgyzstan! Our stores were founded on the principle of honesty and a good attitude towards the buyer, first of all.
We have come a long way to achieve success. Of course, there were difficulties, we had to overcome many obstacles to achieve success. As a result of our efforts, we were able to overcome all difficulties.
We were united by only one idea: we wanted to prove that it is possible to work cleanly!
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Saudi Arabia
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Mark & Save Saudi Arabia is the Saudi Arabian division of Mark & Save Value Retail chain, launched by Western International Group in May 2022. Operating as a large-format value retailer, it provides a wide range of quality products at affordable prices, targeting families, bargain seekers, and cost-conscious customers from lower to upper-middle income groups.
The stores in Saudi Arabia feature groceries, household essentials, electronics, clothing, health & beauty products, cosmetics, home decor, kitchenware, toys, stationery, snacks, gifting items, and footwear. Emphasizing affordable luxury, the retailer sources products in large quantities directly from partner factories in China, India, Turkey, Europe, and the Far East to ensure competitive pricing.
In Saudi Arabia, Mark & Save has established outlets in Riyadh (Khurais Mall, Al Andalus), Al Ahsa, and Khobar. These locations offer frequent promotions such as 10-20-30 Riyal deals, grocery and cookware sales with 10-40% discounts, detergent fests, mega winter sales, chocolate sales up to 40% off, and midnight deals up to 70% off. Special events include Roastery Fest, The Glow of Beauty, High Voltage Offers, Carpet Fest, Buy Bulk, Super Savers, Super Tuesday, and Sunday-Monday-Tuesday deals.
Customers can join the WeRewards loyalty program, earning 1 point per SAR 10 spent and redeeming 100 points for a SAR 10 voucher usable like cash. The stores position themselves as one-stop shopping destinations where value does not compromise quality, with exclusive brands and products available.
Contact for Riyadh: +966 502553842, info.ksa@markandsave.com. Mark & Save Saudi Arabia appeals to suppliers seeking partnerships in high-traffic value retail environments focused on food, drinks, and beauty categories across the Kingdom.
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Amazon Saudi Arabia, launched in June 2020, is part of Amazon's global expansion into the Middle East. The platform offers a vast array of products across 34 categories, capitalizing on the existing e-commerce infrastructure of SOUQ.com, a major online retailer in the region. Amazon Saudi Arabia is accessible in both English and Arabic, which has facilitated its integration into the local market, allowing for real-time shipping and a seamless shopping experience for customers.
Amazon in Saudi Arabia is known for its diverse offerings, including fast and reliable logistics, which are crucial for its success in the region. The company's presence is bolstered by its cooperation with SOUQ.com, redirecting traffic and maximizing market reach.
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Our policy of NZ's lowest food prices means we do everything we can to keep prices low - which means the low prices you expect to find in store are also online. It's easy as - just place your order online and swing past to collect your groceries from the store.
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Géant UAE is a prominent chain of supermarkets and hypermarkets operating in the United Arab Emirates, part of the French retail giant Groupe Casino. Groupe Casino is an international leader in food retail with a turnover exceeding 30 billion euros as of recent reports. Géant UAE operates under the Consumer Goods division of GMG (Gulf Marketing Group), which manages its retail presence in the UAE, including both Géant Express convenience stores and a flagship Géant Hypermarket in Dubai Hills Mall.
Founded as a collaborative venture between Groupe Casino and regional partners, Géant established itself in the Middle East with its first hypermarket store in Bahrain, followed by expansion into Dubai and Kuwait. The UAE operation currently includes approximately ten Géant Express stores strategically located across Dubai, including partnerships placing stores at ADNOC petrol forecourts, and a large hypermarket offering spanning around 13,000 square meters with extensive product variety.
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Hyper Panda United Arab Emirates operated a single hypermarket outlet in Dubai, but it has been closed and replaced by Carrefour. The store was located at Dubai Festival City and offered a wide range of products, including groceries, dairy products, snacks, beverages, toiletries, and more.
The company is part of the Savola Group, a major commercial conglomerate based in Saudi Arabia, but there is no current information available about its UAE operations due to the closure.
In terms of products, Hyper Panda focused on FMCG and general merchandise, similar to other hypermarkets in the region.
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HAVAS is a discount chain "near your home". We offer our customers quality products at affordable prices. In our stores you can find well-known world and local brands, as well as products of our own production.
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Indonesia
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Armed with dedication and innovation, Indomaret has established its status as the first and largest minimarket franchise company in Indonesia. Indomaret is growing very rapidly with the number of stores as of November 2024: 22,869. Most of the supply of merchandise for all stalls comes from Indomaret's 37 distribution centers and 27 depots that provide more than 6,000 types of products. Now, the existence of Indomaret is further strengthened by the presence of Indogrosir, a subsidiary company with the business concept of Pusat Perkulakan.
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Indonesia
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1989
Alfamart is a primarily-franchised Indonesian convenience store chain.The business was started in December 1989 as a trading and distribution company in Jakarta by its president, Djoko Susanto. Ten years later, Susanto ventured into the convenience store category with Alfa Minimart, with their first branch being in Karawaci, Tangerang, Banten. Later renamed as Alfamart, the convenience store brand has since expanded to the Philippines, putting up a total of 2,100 branches there by the end of 2024.
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From then on, the Group has never looked back and it has seen a rapid upward swing ever since. West Zone Group initially started with Supermarkets and in Two decades, the group with Annual Revenue in Billions with a diversified portfolio, which now includes: Supermarkets, Hypermarkets, Building Contracting, Malls, Hotels & Hospitality, Food & Beverage, Real Estate & Fashion Wear.
The Group has proudly turned into a renowned household name all over the U.A.E., with its 150 Supermarkets, each market sized between 5,000 sq. ft. to 50,000 sq.ft., dotted all over the U.A.E. in every possible prominent location, serving an extremely vast mix of diverse communities in each location.
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China
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JD.com, Inc., commonly known as JINGDONG, is China's largest retailer by revenue and a leading e-commerce company headquartered in Beijing. Founded in 1998 by Liu Qiangdong, it initially operated as an online magneto-optical store before expanding into electronics, mobile phones, computers, and general merchandise. The retail platform launched in 2004, with the domain changing to 360buy.com in 2007 and rebranding to JD.com in 2013 alongside a new logo and mascot.
JD.com ranks among the top companies on the Fortune Global 500, listed as 44th or 47th in recent rankings, and serves over 700 million annual active customers. As a NASDAQ-100 member since its 2014 listing (NASDAQ: JD) and dual-listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX: 9618) since 2020, it positions itself as a supply chain-based technology and service provider. Its mission is to enhance lives through technology, guided by principles of customer-first, innovation, dedication, ownership, gratitude, and integrity.
The core JD Retail division offers products across key sectors including home appliances & furnishings, digital products, supermarket goods focusing on food and beverages, life services, automotive, and fashion & luxury goods with an emphasis on beauty and apparel. Notable expansions include the omnichannel supermarket chain 7Fresh, launched in 2018, and JD NOW's rapid delivery service achieving times as fast as nine minutes from over 500,000 stores across 2,300 locations in China as of May 2024. In August 2024, JD Fashion received a RMB 1 billion investment, partnering with luxury brands like Louis Vuitton, Dior, Bulgari, and Givenchy to bolster beauty and fashion offerings.
JD.com's infrastructure supports Retail as a Service, opening technology and logistics to partners. JD Worldwide, its cross-border e-commerce platform, enables international brands to reach Chinese consumers directly. The company maintains a robust physical presence through initiatives like 7Fresh supermarkets and rapid-delivery pickup networks, ideal for FMCG suppliers targeting China's massive consumer base in food, drinks, and beauty categories.
Recent innovations include a 4-hour delivery service in Hong Kong (October 2023) and global sales launches in the US, Japan, Singapore, and Malaysia (September 2024). JD.com continues to expand its retail footprint, making it an attractive partner for manufacturers seeking efficient supply chain integration and access to high-volume sales channels in China.
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a company registered in Norway under the organization number 934 996 399. We specialize in men’s beauty and grooming products and are currently looking for cosmetic products for men and fragrances from suppliers who can offer bulk quantities at competitive prices.In the future, I plan to expand by building physical stores in Norway so I am interested in long-term supplier partnerships.
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We all strive for beauty, on the inside and out and at Apotheca Beauty we love to find and bring you the best products possible to boost your body’s beauty as well as enhance your natural features.Gain new levels of confidence with our hand-picked products, tested by us and curated just for you.
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DOCIB is a leading healthcare service provider in the fast-growing UAE healthcare industry. We offer by far the most comprehensive range of services including Pharmacies, Clinic and Nutrition Centers across the Emirates.
We are one of the leading pharmacy retailers in UAE with over 30 outlets; and our pharmacies are ideally located in Lulu Hypermarkets ensuring easy and immediate access to the communities throughout the country.
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Life Pharmacy, established in 1996 and headquartered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, is one of the country’s leading retail pharmacy groups. From a single store launched nearly three decades ago, Life Pharmacy has grown to operate a network of more than 500 retail outlets across the UAE, including pharmacies, healthcare hypermarkets, health and wellness stores, and clinics—making it one of the largest pharmacy retailers in the region. The company serves an average annual customer base of over 10 million walk-ins, reflecting its strong retail footprint and customer reach.
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Dis-Chem goes beyond being just a pharmacy and retail store; we deliver healthcare in various ways, extending our services, products, and initiatives to encompass community clinics, feeding programs, the Dis-Chem Foundation, and health insurance products. With the momentum of initiatives like these driving Dis-Chem forward, we hope to lead a movement in South Africa, becoming the champions of better health for all. This shift in perspective allows us to see the bigger picture and take a more holistic view of health and wellness in today's world. It aligns with the growth of our offerings, which we have developed and implemented over the years.
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Laverne Perfumes is a Saudi Arabian luxury fragrance brand specializing in unique scents. The company offers a variety of perfumes, including Secret Garden EDP, Dream EDP, Sense EDP, Starman EDP, Ace EDP, Summer Nights EDP, and Into The Sea EDP. Laverne provides a 3ml sample for customers to try their perfumes, which is available only for orders in Saudi Arabia. The brand is known for its diverse range of fragrances and is actively involved in online marketing campaigns, including animated videos for their products. Laverne's products are available for purchase on platforms like Noon, offering secure shopping and fast shipping options.
For suppliers, Laverne represents a niche market in the luxury fragrance sector, focusing on quality and customer satisfaction. The company's commitment to innovation in product presentation and marketing strategies makes it an attractive partner for those interested in the FMCG luxury goods sector.
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Egypt
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El Ezaby Pharmacy, founded in 1975 by Dr. Ahmed Essam Al Ezaby, is the largest and most recognized pharmacy chain in Egypt, with a strong reputation for quality, accessibility, and innovation in healthcare and personal care retail.El Ezaby is distinguished by its customer-centric approach: in addition to in-store purchases, it offers home delivery, digital ordering via app and website, and specialist pharmaceutical consultations. The chain is also recognized for its skilled staff, high service standards, and commitment to health awareness, contributing to its reputation as a trusted partner for wellness in Egyptian households.
The group began as a single pharmacy in Misr El Gedida, Cairo, and has since grown to operate over 250 branches across Egypt. El Ezaby’s network is noted for its wide geographic coverage, serving both urban and suburban communities, and is a market leader in pharmaceutical and personal care retail, with an extensive product portfolio exceeding 24,000 SKUs—including medications, health supplements, beauty products, and everyday personal care items
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Watsons UAE is a prominent health and beauty retail brand operating in the United Arab Emirates, part of the AS Watson Group, which is the world's largest international health and beauty retailer.
With heritage spanning over 185 years, AS Watson Group operates more than 17,000 stores across 31 markets globally, including 8,000 health and beauty stores and over 1,500 pharmacies. In 2024, the group recorded revenue of approximately US$24 billion, reflecting its expansive market presence and leadership in health and beauty retail.
Watsons UAE operates under a franchise partnership with the regional retail conglomerate Al-Futtaim since 2020. This partnership has driven rapid growth, establishing 17 physical store locations within the UAE as of early 2025, with the broader Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region hosting over 31 Watsons stores combined. The stores are located in major malls such as Dubai Mall, Mall of the Emirates, Nakheel Mall, Deira City Centre, Mirdif City Centre, and more, providing widespread accessibility to consumers.
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6th Street is an omnichannel fashion and lifestyle destination in the UAE, offering a wide selection of clothing, shoes, bags, beauty essentials, and accessories from over 1400 international brands, with options for both online and in-store shopping.
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Presenting the most coveted fashion, beauty and home collections, our iconic brand offering and exceptional service is unrivaled. Add to that an expert personal shopping team, extensive beauty treatment menu and complimentary in-store services – you've got the signature Bloomingdale’s experience that’s been loved by generations.
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Harvey Nichols Dubai, the largest store outside the UK, is a luxury department store in the Mall of the Emirates, offering a curated selection of international fashion, beauty, and accessories for men, women, and children.
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Located in the largest mall in the world, on all 3 levels of Dubai Mall, Galeries Lafayette orders immersive experiences, exclusive services and a wide range of luxury products for the contemporary woman and man.
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Kuwait
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Al Mutawa Pharmacies is a leading retail pharmacy chain in Kuwait managed by Ali Abdulwahab Al Mutawa Commercial Co. K.S.C.C, which has a rich legacy spanning over 70 years. The pharmaceutical division is recognized as one of the company's oldest and most significant sectors, supplying a broad portfolio of products from global pharmaceutical firms. The company is a major supplier to Kuwait's Ministry of Health, hospitals, and independent pharmacies, positioning itself as a key player in the healthcare and pharmaceutical retail sector in Kuwait.Al Mutawa Pharmacies have a substantial presence in Kuwait with approximately 35 retail outlets primarily located inside cooperative societies. They also operate an online platform, providing convenience and accessibility to a wide range of medicines, vitamins, and health products. Their retail operations include both supermarket and convenience store formats, ensuring comprehensive coverage for consumer needs.The company has a workforce estimated between 100 and 199 employees in Kuwait, supporting its extensive operations that include over 250 selling points across the country.
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At ZYNAH, we handpick the best skincare, makeup and hair products from around the world and bring them to you in Egypt. Our online shop offers a wide range of products for all skin types and beauty needs, so you can find everything you need in one place. Shop now and experience the difference with ZYNAH.
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Allure Cosmetics is Nigeria's No. 1 online and in-store retailer of beauty and cosmetics - fragrances, skin- care, hair-care and make -up. Discover the best skincare store in Nigeria for original products, including Korean beauty, acne treatments, and anti-aging solutions.
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LETOILE, a Russian-founded international omni-channel beauty retailer, has expanded into the UAE with a flagship store at Dubai Festival City Mall, offering a wide range of beauty products and services, including makeup, skincare, and fragrances.
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Sephora in Saudi Arabia (Sephora KSA) offers a wide selection of beauty products, including makeup, skincare, haircare, and fragrances, from over 300 brands, many exclusive to Sephora, with a focus on inclusive and enjoyable beauty retail.
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Nice One Saudi Arabia, operating as Nice One Beauty Digital Marketing Company, is the leading e-commerce platform for beauty and personal care products in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Established in 2017 and headquartered in Riyadh, the company has rapidly grown to serve millions of customers through its user-friendly website and app at niceonesa.com.
Nice One specializes in a wide range of beauty, skincare, perfumes, and health products, featuring over 28,000 items from more than 1,200 international and local brands. Key categories include makeup such as foundations, lipsticks, and brushes; perfumes encompassing niche, oud, musk, and unisex fragrances; skincare and body care with moisturizers, serums, and cleansers; and health & nutrition offerings like nutraceuticals, vitamins, and supplements for hair, skin, nails, weight control, and immune support. The platform also provides devices for beauty and health, including hair tools, facial devices, massagers, and fitness equipment, alongside gifts, lenses, nails products, and home scents.
With a customer base exceeding 4 million registered users—over 70% women—Nice One leverages advanced AI-driven technology, data insights, and exclusive brand partnerships to deliver personalized shopping experiences. The company reported strong financial performance, including SAR 782.4 million in revenue for 2023 and 28.3% revenue growth in FY 2024, alongside healthy margins. In 2024, it successfully debuted on the Saudi Exchange's Main Market (TADAWUL: 4193) through a landmark $320 million IPO, marking it as Saudi Arabia's first unicorn tech company listing.
Nice One's competitive advantages include its dominant position in KSA's burgeoning online beauty market, projected to grow at a 12.3% CAGR, robust logistics for fast delivery across the Kingdom, and strategic expansions such as exclusive distribution deals for brands like ILY kids' beauty. The founder-led team, headed by CEO Omar Ali Al Olayan, focuses on innovation, brand collaborations, and infrastructure enhancements to sustain growth in the dynamic e-commerce landscape.
As a key player in the GCC beauty sector, Nice One attracts suppliers seeking strong digital distribution channels with high customer engagement and scalability in food, drinks, beauty, and wellness categories.
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HealthPlus Limited, is Nigeria’s first integrative pharmacy, the leading pharmacy chain in Nigeria and the fastest growing in West Africa. We are committed to our mission of helping people achieve optimum health and vitality, while delivering superior value to stakeholders.
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Goodlife Pharmacy is a fast-growing pharmacy and health hub and the only one of its kind in East Africa. The company provides trusted pharmaceuticals to customers across the population from convenient locations – with a total reach of over 2 million people with more than 140 branches in the region.
Goodlife offers a range of health services including Blood Pressure, Blood Glucose, Body Mass Index, Malaria diagnosis and Family Nutrition, Doctor Consultations, Laboratory Services, instore advisory services including Mum and Baby consultations and skin care advice in select locations.Funded by Leapfrog Investments, with the aim of “Helping the Nation to Look and Feel Good One Person at a Time”, Goodlife focuses on providing high-quality individual customer care at an affordable price and convenient locations across the region.
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Planet Pharmacies L.L.C. is owned by Gulf Pharmaceutical Industries (Julphar) based in Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. Julphar is one of the largest pharmaceutical manufacturers in the Middle East and Africa and one of the leading producers of insulin in the world.
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Vegetalfood is a distributor specializing in online and delivery sales of 100% vegan products, catering to professionals in the food industry across France.Specialist in Snacks and fresh Vegan products, sugar-free, gluten-free, organic and very greedy.
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FFG Food for Germany GmbH is a German company located in Boitze, Germany. It specializes in the distribution of food products within the German market. The company offers various services to support its operations.
FFG does not have a publicly available website listed as http://www.foodforgermany.de, but its activities are associated with the domain naschmonster.de, which is linked to its operations. The company's focus is on distributing food products, but specific details about its turnover, employee count, or selling points are not readily available.
FFG operates within the consumer goods and services sector, primarily focusing on food and beverages. The company's market presence is centered on the German market, where it provides distribution services for food products.
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Company Overview
Szerencse Süti Hungary Kft is a dynamically developing import company that utilizes its extensive experience in international trade to assist its partners in successful procurement worldwide. We provide support to manufacturers and product developers in sourcing raw materials for import. Our goal is to fully meet the needs of our clients while continuously expanding our business network. We source directly from farmers, factories, and major producers, ensuring our partners purchase products at their origin without the burden of import-related complexities.
Our services include:
Infrastructure & Logistics
We operate from a 1,000-square-meter warehouse and office in Budapest, enabling us to manage inventory efficiently and ensure smooth operations. Our dedicated logistics team coordinates transportation, warehousing, and distribution, ensuring timely and cost-effective deliveries.
Global Network
We take pride in our wide network of connections across Africa, Vietnam, and the Middle East. Additionally, we are part of a large corporate group, collaborating with VB International Kft and Ahmad Almazrooei Trading LLC from Dubai.
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Beauty Solutions, Ltd. is a leading innovator in the development and distribution of quality beauty and skincare products, proudly made in the United States. The company is recognized for its portfolio of brands and products that cater to a wide range of international markets, distributing to over 40 countries worldwide, though its primary operations and manufacturing are based in the U.S.
The company specializes in skincare, color cosmetics, and beauty accessories. Its main brands include Retinol, Retinol-X, SkinLab, Moodmatcher, and Fran Wilson, each targeting different segments within the beauty sector:
Beauty Solutions, Ltd. operates as both a manufacturer and distributor, with a business model centered on wholesale and supply to international distributors as well as domestic consumers seeking quality beauty solutions. The company’s clientele includes salons, direct retail, and professional cosmetics distributors, but it does not primarily function as a retailer through supermarkets, hypermarkets, or convenience stores. Its selling points are typically limited to its own distribution centers and warehouses rather than open public retail spaces.
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Georgia
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Daily Group is a prominent supermarket holding company based in Georgia, known as the largest player in the country's retail and FMCG sector following a 2024 merger with Zedazeni Group, owner of Magniti stores. This strategic merger created the leading supermarket holding in Georgia, combining several major retail brands including Daily, SPAR, Ioli, Kalata, Magniti, and Gvirila. Collectively, these brands operate over 1,600 stores nationwide, representing approximately 30% of Georgia's organized retail market.
Founded in 2013, Daily Group has focused on expanding its supermarket presence primarily in regional areas, with significant penetration in Western Georgia. As of 2024, the group employs around 18,000 people and continues to invest in modern retail technologies, logistics, and beverage production capabilities. The group's retail network comprises a variety of store formats such as supermarkets, distribution centers, warehouses, and cash-and-carry outlets, serving a wide customer base with a broad assortment of food, beverage, and beauty products.
With the acquisition of Foodmart and integration of other retail chains, Daily Group consolidates its position as the top FMCG market player in Georgia. The company also benefits from combined manufacturing and distribution synergies with Zedazeni Group, enhancing product offerings and market reach. Daily Group's retail portfolio maintains the European SPAR brand presence in the country, one of the recognized stable retail chains offering a wide selection of European and local goods with high food quality and safety standards.
Daily Group's strategic vision focuses on broadening its network, improving customer service quality, and satisfying local consumer needs. This approach assures manufacturers and suppliers a strong partner within Georgia's growing supermarket sector, supported by substantial operational scale, diversified selling points, and robust logistics infrastructure.
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Georgia
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Magniti is a prominent retail chain in Georgia, established in 2015. It operates over 500 supermarkets across the country, offering a wide range of products, including groceries, ready-made food, and confectionery. The company is committed to improve the quality of life for Georgians by providing safe, high-quality products and excellent customer service. Magniti is also one of the largest employers in Georgia, with more than 5,000 employees
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Assists customers in creating private label/brands and selecting the right products and product groups within existing shelves, plans, and categories for your formula. We serve our customers within the production processes, negotiate prices and enter into purchasing agreements with suppliers and manufacturers worldwide. Nordic Entry plays a crucial role in advising on the demand and supply of products offered within known retail channels such as supermarkets, drugstores, and the well-known discounters, where price and quality are important factors. We can form the right assortment for the right price and quality ratio based on known market figures combined with demand and supply.
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Denmark
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Quality Europe ApS is a Danish FMCG company specializing in high-end food and beverage products, operating primarily in Denmark and Scandinavia with expansion into Germany, Baltic countries, and parts of Eastern Europe. Founded in 2015 by Hans Andersen and Johan L 8vengreen, the company functions as both a wholesaler and manufacturer, focusing on innovative and original drinks and food items targeted at retailers and the HORECA (hotel, restaurant, catering) sector.
Quality Europe's product portfolio features its flagship brand, Mr Bitter, known for unique beverages such as Mr Bitter Gritz, a green spritz and cocktail mixer, and Mr Bitter Bad, an herbal shot. The company also acts as an exclusive agent in Scandinavia for brands like Alpdrinks, which offers non-alcoholic wines including Alpen Rose9 and Alpen Blanc. Besides ready-to-drink (RTD) beverages, their food section contains products requiring preparation, such as teas.
From their warehouse in Fredericia, Denmark, Quality Europe manages distribution throughout Denmark and the broader Scandinavian market, establishing an effective logistics platform to support market entry and product development. The company is keen on expanding its food division in the near future and offers private label solutions alongside their branded products, facilitating partnerships with manufacturers and suppliers seeking to access Nordic markets.
Although a smaller player in terms of scale, with turnover estimated under 1 million euros as of 2024 and an employee base between 10 and 19 people, Quality Europe remains dedicated to innovation and quality within their niche segment of the FMCG sector. Their physical presence is limited to a few key selling points, primarily distribution centers and warehouses rather than traditional supermarkets or hypermarkets.
Overall, Quality Europe serves as an agile, specialized company within the Danish and Scandinavian markets, targeting clients who seek unique, premium beverages and food items, supported by dedicated distribution capabilities and a strong emphasis on product originality and market adaptability.
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Fine Distribution is one of Norway's leading importers and distributors of food, beverages and cosmetics. From our warehouse in Ytre Enebakk, we deliver to over 800 customers - from independent grocery stores and commercial kitchens to restaurants, kiosks and wholesalers all over the country.
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Bergenn Trading is importing different FMCG products from different countries such as United Kingdom, Romania, USA, France and Italy to Azerbaijan. We are working with biggest market chains in Azerbaijan such as Bravo, Rahat, Tam Store, Neptun, Bazarstore, Grandmart, Bolmart and Megastore. Moreover, we are working with more than 600 wine houses in Baku. We sell our imported products in more than 5000 points.
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1941
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Pakistan
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Al-Fatah is one of Pakistan’s oldest and largest departmental store chains, established in 1941. With over 80 years of retail experience, it has grown into a trusted household name. Its extensive inventory includes groceries, crockery, garments, toys, electronics, fitness equipment, beauty products, and healthcare accessories. With a turnover of 125 million euros and a growing network of 28 stores alongside a robust e-commerce presence, Al-Fatah has become a trusted name in retail. It stands out as one of the few major retailers in Pakistan specializing in international goods.
Catering primarily to a niche market, Al-Fatah offers an extensive range of imported food products, cosmetics, household items, electronics, and more. Its customer base comprises affluent individuals who are willing to spend on premium products, making Al-Fatah a unique player in this high-end retail segment.
With plans to expand to 50 stores within the next two years, the company is poised for significant growth while continuing to serve customers who value quality, exclusivity, and a refined shopping experience.
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Serbia
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Apaira Trade DOO – distribution company is a dynamic and reliable partner specializing in the wholesale supply of fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) across Serbia and worldwide. The company ensures efficient logistics, a wide range of leading global brands, and high-quality service for retailers, B2B, HoReCa, and other business partners.
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Cevital is the largest private conglomerate in Algeria, founded by Issad Rebrab. It operates in various sectors such as agro-industry, retail, and industrial manufacturing. The group has a significant presence in the agri-food sector, producing products like sugar and other food items. Cevital's operations span across multiple continents, including Africa, Europe, and South America.
Cevital's agro-industrial division is particularly notable, with a focus on quality products and international growth. The company is committed to innovation and sustainability, as seen in its recent partnerships and investments in modernization efforts.
Cevital's business model is built on a strategy of co-location and synergies across different sectors, allowing it to add value to companies and enhance its global competitiveness.
Currently, Cevital employs over 18,000 people worldwide and has a revenue of approximately $4 billion. The company's headquarters are located in Kouba, Algeria.
For manufacturers and suppliers, Cevital offers a robust platform for collaboration across diverse sectors, with a strong emphasis on quality and innovation.
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Nykaa is a leading Indian retail company specializing in beauty, wellness, and fashion products. Founded in 2012 by Falguni Nayar, it operates through its website, mobile app, and over 100 physical stores across India. Nykaa offers a wide range of products from over 2,500 brands, including its own private label.
The company's business model is based on an inventory-led approach, ensuring authenticity and quality control. It has expanded from purely online to an omnichannel model, providing a seamless customer experience across platforms.
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Nykaa serves as a trusted platform for consumers seeking inspirational and authentic beauty products, making it a significant player in India's beauty and wellness market.
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Gold Apple, known in Russian as Золотое Яблоко (Zolotoe Yabloko), is a prominent beauty retailer in Russia, headquartered in Yekaterinburg. Established in 1996, the company introduced the innovative 'beauty supermarket' format in 2004, which contributed to its rapid expansion across Russia. By May 2022, Gold Apple ranked second in sales within its segment nationwide.
Gold Apple operates in multiple Russian cities, including Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, and others, with a significant presence online. The company expanded internationally, opening stores in Belarus in 2021, Kazakhstan in 2022, and most recently, planning to enter the Saudi Arabian market in 2025. It also operates in Qatar and has plans for the UAE.
Gold Apple's retail format focuses on offering a wide range of beauty products from over 4,000 brands, positioning itself as a major player in the cosmetics and perfumery market. The company's revenue grew significantly, reaching 93.5 billion rubles by the end of 2023, with a net profit increase of 18.3%.
Gold Apple's e-commerce platform is robust, with a mobile app that plays a crucial role in its sales. The company continues to expand its omnichannel presence, combining physical stores with an extensive online offering.
As a retailer, Gold Apple emphasizes its commitment to providing an extensive range of beauty products, making it an attractive partner for suppliers and manufacturers looking to tap into the Russian and international markets.
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Saudi Arabia
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Al Hatab Bakery is a prominent bakery chain based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, operating under the Al Daajan Holding group. Established in 2019, Al Hatab has quickly expanded its footprint with over 75 outlets across the Kingdom, making it a leading brand in freshly baked goods and gourmet specialties.
Al Hatab Bakery offers a diverse range of products including fresh breads such as pita bread, French baguettes, hamburger buns, tortilla bread, soft toast, and a special line of light breads exclusive to their brand. Their portfolio extends to traditional Saudi Arabian sweets like Klija and Maamoul, alongside international bakery items, signature salads, appetizers, and pastries. The bakery emphasizes quality by sourcing garden-fresh ingredients and maintaining high standards in food processing through advanced production facilities located in Sudair Industrial & Business City.
Brands Under Al Daajan Holding:
Al Hatab Bakery – A beloved bakery with multiple locations across Saudi Arabia
Al Hatab Supermarket – Offering a curated selection of food and grocery items
Juhaina Chocolates – Premium confections for every occasion
Serbal Commercial – Retailing fashion, footwear, and toys
Serbal Security Services – Professional solutions for safety and protection
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M Cosmetic is a retail chain based in Uzbekistan, specializing in beauty, family, and home products. It operates in a convenience store format, similar to a drugstore. The company has expanded rapidly, with its parent company, Magnit, opening the first store in Tashkent in April 2022. As of 2023, M Cosmetic has grown to over 50 stores across Uzbekistan, and by 2024, it had opened its 100th store in the country. The chain offers a variety of products, including popular Russian and international brands, Magnit’s own brands, and items from local manufacturers. M Cosmetic also focuses on providing halal-standard products, catering to the preferences of the Uzbek market.
M Cosmetic has partnered with major pharmacy chains in Uzbekistan, such as OXYmed, further expanding its reach and offerings. The company is known for its diverse product range and collaborations, such as the limited-edition hand creams inspired by Uzbek fruits, which showcase its commitment to local tastes and trends.
For suppliers, M Cosmetic offers opportunities to cater to a growing market in Uzbekistan, particularly in the beauty and home care sectors, with a focus on convenience and accessibility.
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ZYNAH is an online beauty platform based in Egypt, offering a wide range of skincare, hair, and makeup products from over 60 local brands. It is part of Fustany for Software, a company with a strong background in fashion and lifestyle content. ZYNAH focuses on providing high-quality beauty products and personalized recommendations to enhance users' beauty routines. The platform is known for its fast delivery, secure payments, and easy return policies, making it a trusted destination for beauty enthusiasts in Egypt.
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Planet Pharmacies, part of the Julphar group, was involved in the retail pharmacy sector across the Middle East, including Saudi Arabia. However, in 2024, Julphar announced the sale of its retail operations in Saudi Arabia, which included Planet Pharmacies' units. The deal highlighted Julphar's strategic efforts to focus on core assets and expand its product portfolio in the MENA region.
Before the sale, the Saudi operations of Planet Pharmacies included 51 pharmacies, contributing to the company's significant presence in the region. The sale transaction was valued at SAR 444.1 million (approximately AED 434.2 million), reflecting the substantial value of these operations.
Planet Pharmacies' parent company, Julphar, is a leading manufacturer of generic drugs in the Middle East, and its strategic moves are aimed at optimizing its business portfolio. The company continues to explore opportunities for growth and development in the pharmaceutical sector.
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Planet Pharmacy in Oman is a prominent retail pharmacy chain operating under the broader Planet Pharmacies portfolio, which spans the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region, including the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Oman. The company specializes in the sale of pharmaceuticals, over-the-counter medications, health and wellness products, skincare, vitamins, and healthcare devices. While Planet Pharmacies operates a large network of over 160 retail pharmacies across the GCC, its primary presence in Oman includes multiple convenience pharmacy outlets serving local communities.
The retail model of Planet Pharmacy Oman is built around convenience and accessibility. Pharmacies are strategically located in key neighborhoods such as Khoudh6, Amerat, Ghala, Ghobra, and Ruwi, among others, ensuring easy access for a wide customer base. The stores provide a comprehensive range of health and beauty products, including essential medicines, personal care items, and wellness supplements. The brand’s partnership with leading pharmaceutical agencies and manufacturers enables a reliable supply of quality products.
Planet Pharmacy is known for its customer-centric approach, with a focus on prompt service, knowledgeable staff, and modern store layouts. The company emphasizes compliance with health regulations and maintains high standards for product authenticity and safety. Through digital integration, customers can order online and have products delivered, further enhancing convenience and reach.
While Planet Pharmacies operates extensive distribution networks to supply pharmacies, hospitals, and clinics across the region, Planet Pharmacy Oman’s core presence is in retail convenience, catering to daily consumer needs in health and beauty. Financials for the Oman branch specifically are not publicly disclosed, but the company is positioned as a reliable and growing partner for manufacturers and suppliers in the pharmacy and FMCG sectors, particularly in health, beauty, and wellness.
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Nazih Saudi Arabia is a prominent cosmetics and beauty products retailer operating in Saudi Arabia, part of the larger Nazih Group established in 1975. The group services the MENA region, Europe, and Canada with over 4,000 employees globally, underscoring its substantial presence in the beauty and FMCG sectors.
Nazih Saudi Arabia specializes in high-end skincare, hair care, nail care, makeup, fragrances, health, and personal hygiene products. It curates a wide array of premium international brands, catering to a diverse clientele through both physical retail outlets and an online platform. The company operates multiple showrooms across key Saudi cities such as Riyadh, Al Hofuf, Medina, Mushait, Najran, and Tabuk, totaling between 50 and 99 selling points. These locations primarily include convenience and supermarket-style retail formats offering beauty and cosmetic goods.
The company’s retail environment offers immersive shopping experiences with features like shop-by-look videos and detailed product imagery to assist customers in making informed purchases both in-store and via their mobile app. Their product portfolio covers face masks, moisturizers, exfoliants, hair treatments, nail polish, grooming tools, and more, targeting comprehensive beauty and personal care needs.
On the manufacturing side, Nazih Group also runs several manufacturing units across Lebanon, UAE, and the UK, producing private-label cosmetics and personal care items, which reinforces the group's supply chain and product quality control. This vertical integration supports their retail operations in Saudi Arabia and beyond.
Financially, Nazih Group operates with a turnover exceeding 10 billion euros (converted estimate), indicative of its strong market position and extensive distribution network. The Saudi subsidiary employs between 1000 to 4999 staff locally, supporting its expansive retail and logistics operations in the country.
Overall, Nazih Saudi Arabia presents a solid opportunity for manufacturers and suppliers looking to partner with a leading distributor and retailer in the cosmetics and FMCG sector within Saudi Arabia. Its established retail footprint, premium product range, and integrated manufacturing capabilities position it as a key player in the region’s beauty market.
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2003
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United Arab Emirates
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Bidfood UAE is a leading foodservice distributor in the United Arab Emirates, specializing in supplying premium food, beverages, and related products to the hospitality sector.
Originally established in 2003 as Horeca Trade, the company focused on serving the HORECA industry—hotels, restaurants, and cafés—which remains its primary customer base. In 2005, it joined Bidcorp (now part of the global Bidcorp family), rebranding to Bidfood and expanding its operations.
Bidfood UAE offers a comprehensive portfolio of world-leading brands, including S.Pellegrino, Acqua Panna, Lamb Weston, Anchor, Fever Tree, Nutella, and Impossible. Its product range covers proteins, poultry, seafood, dairy, desserts, ready-to-bake items, appetizers, sauces, beverages, and non-food essentials, with a strong emphasis on fresh produce through Bidfresh, including seafood, meat, fruits, and vegetables.
The company operates from its headquarters in Dubai Investment Park 2, Dubai, providing nationwide delivery across the UAE. Bidfood UAE serves a diverse clientele in the foodservice and catering industries, such as hotels, restaurants, cafés, quick-service restaurants (QSRs), cloud kitchens, caterers, entertainment venues, and independent hospitality operators.
In 2021, Bidfood UAE pioneered myBidfood, the first e-distribution platform in the Middle East dedicated to foodservice. This digital solution enables customers to order anytime via a mobile app and website, featuring real-time stock availability, 24/7 live chat support, automatic replenishment, loyalty programs, and estimated times for out-of-stock items. Additionally, Bidfood Home caters to B2C consumers, delivering restaurant-quality products directly to homes across the UAE.
With over 13 distribution centers and 11 offices across the Middle East (including UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, and Bahrain), Bidfood UAE supports more than 15,000 customers with over 1 million deliveries. Its commitment to service excellence, driven by food trends and technological innovations, positions it as a key partner for suppliers seeking reliable distribution in the UAE's dynamic food and beverage market.
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Kurdi Group is a comprehensive real estate solutions provider based in Amman, Jordan. It was founded in 1860 by Mr. Seydo Alkurdi, with a pioneering vision for the real estate sector. The company is renowned for developing luxury shopping experiences, such as Abdoun Mall and Mecca Mall in Jordan. Kurdi Group continues to evolve and expand its projects across the Middle East, focusing on innovative real estate solutions including shopping malls, residential properties, hotels, and resorts.
With a strong reputation for commitment and professionalism, Kurdi Group has successfully attracted investments into the region. It employs almost 3,000 people, reflecting its significant presence in the industry. While primarily involved in real estate, the company's influence extends to shaping consumer experiences through its various projects.
For potential partners, Kurdi Group offers opportunities in the development of luxurious residential areas and retail spaces, aligning its vision with regional and international standards.
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Netherlands
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2025
Kick'n'roll operates at the intersection of CPG consultancy and creative media, helping challenger brands in snack, beverage, confectionery, beauty, personal care, and healthcare successfully launch into retail. Beyond strategy, it brings brands to life through high-energy, stylized content creation—producing trade show films with bold edits, flash effects, and text overlays, alongside an interview-style podcast that captures rapid-fire insights from industry professionals. Combining retail expertise with storytelling, the consultancy offers both strategic guidance and engaging content, making the journey to market as impactful as the product itself..
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Jordan
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Founded in 2003, Cozmo is Jordan’s premier upscale supermarket, operated under THE Group, which also owns BHS, Readers, and Hamleys. Positioned at the forefront of modern retail in Jordan, Cozmo was created to introduce a new, elevated shopping experience in Amman, combining international standards with local relevance.
With an estimated $5 million in annual revenue and approximately 568 employees, Cozmo is recognized for its curated selection of local and imported brands, exceptional service, and focus on customer satisfaction.Business Approach
Customer-Centric Design: Cozmo stores are known for their clean layouts, aesthetic appeal, and in-store cafés, ensuring a pleasant and engaging shopping experience.
Ethical Alignment: Cozmo actively supports local brands and has shown responsiveness to sociopolitical movements, reinforcing its ethical stance.
Digital Innovation: Through its robust e-commerce platform (cozmo.jo), Cozmo extends its premium retail experience beyond physical locations, making shopping convenient and accessible.
Market PositionCozmo is widely regarded as a pioneer of premium retail in Jordan, catering to a discerning clientele seeking both quality and conscience. Its hybrid strategy—blending international sourcing with a commitment to local values—has positioned Cozmo as a trusted and forward-thinking brand in the regional market.
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Jordan
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1980
Nader Group is a family-owned holding company established in Jordan in 1980, specializing in fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), retail, logistics, and food processing.
The group operates as a leader in the Jordanian market, delivering high-quality products and services with a performance-driven culture focused on exceeding consumer expectations in food, beverages, and related categories.
Headquartered in Amman on Mukablein, Alozah Street, Nader Group manages a network emphasizing passion, integrity, and excellence, positioning it as a key partner for manufacturers and suppliers seeking strong distribution channels in Jordan's FMCG sector, particularly food, drinks, and consumer essentials.
The company maintains a significant presence with operations tailored to the local market, boasting revenue around $94 million and approximately 200 employees in Jordan.
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Azerbaijan
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Veyseloğlu LLC Ulduz Şokolad Fabriki is a leading confectionery manufacturer in Azerbaijan, operating as part of the Veyseloğlu Group of Companies. Established in 2001, the factory has rapidly grown to become one of the largest and highest-quality producers of chocolates, caramels, dragees, waffles, and other confectionery products in the Caucasus region.
The production facility in Baku's Keshla settlement runs 24/7, employing approximately 400 employees dedicated to maintaining modern standards of ecological cleanliness, hygiene, and food safety. Equipped with advanced Italian, Turkish, and German machinery, Ulduz operates multiple production lines, including recent expansions for mogul, praline, caramel, waffle, jelly candies, and boxed chocolates. Annual production capacity reaches 15,000 tons, with ongoing plans to increase output and product variety.
Ulduz holds prestigious certifications such as the British Retail Consortium (BRC) Grade 'A'—the first in Azerbaijan—alongside International Food Standard (IFS), ISO 9001, ISO 22000, and Halal, ensuring compliance with EU-level food safety and quality protocols. These achievements enable exports to over 20 countries, including Russia, Ukraine, Georgia, Central Asian nations, the Middle East, and beyond.
Investments totaling 22 million manats, supported by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), have modernized infrastructure, adding production lines and enhancing competitiveness against global leaders. The factory continuously innovates, launching updated lines like nut-rich 'Khoncha', 'Coco-Ulduz', 'Tango', and fruit-filled jellies to meet domestic and international demand.
As a national brand under Veyseloğlu, Ulduz supplies products through Azerbaijan's retail networks, including the group's Araz supermarkets and extensive distribution channels reaching thousands of outlets. Its focus on premium taste, quality ingredients, and export readiness positions it as a reliable partner for food and confectionery manufacturers seeking strong market access in Azerbaijan and neighboring regions.
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Georgia
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Gastronome is a Georgian premium grocery retail group established in 2019 by Giorgi Tenadze, headquartered in Tbilisi, Georgia. It specializes in the distribution and retail of high-quality food products, prominently serving the food, drinks, and specialty grocery market segments.
The company operates 6 to 7 branches across different districts of Tbilisi, alongside 4 restaurants and a concept store named Kitchen & Living located on Vazha-Pshavela Avenue. These outlets encompass premium grocery supermarkets and convenience formats, supported by dedicated distribution centers and warehouses to maintain quality and supply efficiency.
Gastronome offers over 2,500 product references spanning categories such as fresh and chilled foods—including poultry, seafood, and meat—dairy products like cheese and milk, savory groceries such as nuts, dried fruits, and pasta, as well as an extensive range of drinks featuring wines, soft drinks, and other beverages. The portfolio notably includes premium steak and organic, vegan, and gluten-free products, reflecting contemporary consumer demands.
The company imports goods from countries including Japan, Spain, France, and Italy, featuring brands like De Cecco, Nicolas Feuillatte, Maina, and Seeberger. Gastronome has developed a quality control system employing innovative technologies to regulate temperature and product storage throughout their supply chain, ensuring the highest quality standards.
In 2021, Gastronome expanded its model by launching a Bistro with a Shop & Dine concept and the Argentinian Steakhouse by Gastronome, enhancing its foodservice offerings. The group's online presence is established via its official webshop, facilitating e-commerce operations within Georgia.
The company positions itself as a family business with a commitment to honesty, ethical standards, and customer-centric service. Its mission includes breaking market stereotypes by consistently evolving and offering a unique product portfolio backed by high-quality assurance to meet the expectations of discerning customers.
Financially, Gastronome's turnover is estimated to be below 1 million euros as of the latest available data around 2023. The staff size ranges between 200 and 499 employees in Georgia, reflecting a medium-sized operation within the country's retail sector.
Gastronome continues to focus on fostering partnerships worldwide and promoting premium food culture and culinary expertise in Georgia, appealing to manufacturers and suppliers in the fast-moving consumer goods sector, particularly those aligned with food, beverages, and beauty product categories.
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Armenia
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SAS Group Armenia is one of the leading retail and import companies in Armenia and the broader Caucasian region. Established in 1996, the company has built a strong reputation for delivering high-quality products and exceptional customer service through its core retail operations.
The flagship division, SAS Supermarkets, operates one of the fastest-growing supermarket chains in Armenia. These supermarkets emphasize a wide assortment of premium imported goods, including food, beverages, organic products, diabetic and dietetic items, children's food, exotic fruits, oceanic fish, exquisite meats, famous drinks, sweets, and natural body care products. With over 30,000 items available, SAS supermarkets cater to diverse consumer needs, particularly in the food, drinks, and beauty categories, positioning them as a preferred destination for quality retail shopping.
In addition to physical retail, SAS Group launched sas.am, Armenia's first online supermarket. This trilingual platform mirrors the extensive product catalog of SAS supermarkets, enabling convenient online ordering from anywhere in Armenia or worldwide. Customers benefit from secure payment options, including cash, card, or online methods, with guaranteed privacy for credit card data.
As a major food importer, SAS Group partners with world-famous suppliers and producers, sourcing the finest products globally to supply its retail network and wholesale distribution system. The company's distribution infrastructure supports efficient delivery across Armenia.
Beyond core FMCG retail, SAS Group has diversified into clothing franchising with exclusive agreements for international brands such as NEXT, DEBENHAMS, River Island, and ALDO. It has also expanded internationally, entering markets in Bulgaria, Georgia, and the USA, while exploring further investment opportunities.
SAS Group maintains its headquarters in Yerevan and is committed to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction, making it an attractive partner for manufacturers and suppliers seeking reliable distribution in Armenia's retail landscape.
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MonAmie Kazakhstan operates primarily as an online and physical retailer specializing in cosmetics and perfumery products. The company is recognized in Kazakhstan for offering a comprehensive range of authentic, high-quality beauty, skincare, and fragrance products sourced globally. MonAmie engages in import activities with a focus on countries such as France, Italy, and Denmark, making it a key player in the beauty retail market within Kazakhstan.
With a significant volume of imports amounting to around $26.51 million (approximately 25 million euros) reported for the period May 2024 to April 2025, MonAmie handles various cosmetic and fragrance categories under harmonized system codes related to beauty and personal care products. This underlines the company's strategic positioning as a strong importer and distributor of premium beauty goods.
MonAmie maintains several physical selling points mainly comprising supermarkets and convenience stores, totaling between 10 and 49 locations across Kazakhstan. The estimated number of employees working within the country is between 10 and 19.
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Umai Group is the largest FMCG operator in Kyrgyzstan, managing a extensive network of retail stores focused on food, beverages, and consumer goods.
Founded in July 2002 under the "Narodnyi" brand, the company rebranded and evolved into Umai Group in 2022. It operates multiple retail chains including Globus hypermarkets, Narodny supermarkets, Dostor, and SPAR supermarkets, serving over 250,000 customers daily across the country.
The retail network comprises hypermarkets, supermarkets, convenience stores, and discount outlets, with a strong emphasis on quality products, competitive pricing, and reliable supply chains. Umai Group has partnered with international brands like SPAR, introducing European standards to the Kyrgyz market and providing opportunities for local suppliers to expand globally through exclusive private label products.
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The company prioritizes customer experience through loyalty clubs, where members earn bonuses (1 bonus = 1 KG som), receive discounts, personalized offers, and participate in promotions. Recent expansions include new SPAR supermarkets in Bishkek, enhancing accessibility in urban areas.
Umai Group invests in advanced technologies to optimize operations, including Retano SCM for AI-driven demand forecasting, replenishment, and supply chain management, reducing out-of-stock rates and improving product availability. Logistics automation via AXELOT TMS X4 supports efficient distribution across its network. Network infrastructure, powered by reliable equipment, ensures 24/7 operations without failures for nearly a decade.
With a workforce exceeding 6,500 employees, Umai Group fosters team unity through events like the inaugural "Kurultai," emphasizing personal effectiveness, growth mindset, and collaboration. Marketing research highlights strong brand perception in key cities like Bishkek and Osh, with positive feedback on assortment, service, and loyalty programs.
As a leading retailer, Umai Group attracts suppliers by offering stable demand, rigorous quality controls, diverse product categories in food and beverages, beauty essentials, and opportunities for international exposure through its partnerships.
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Thailand
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Lotus's is a leading retail chain in Thailand operated by CP Axtra Public Company Limited, part of the Charoen Pokphand (CP) Group. Formerly known as Tesco Lotus, it was rebranded following CP Group's reacquisition in 2020.
Established in 1994 with its first store at Seacon Square, Lotus's has grown into Thailand's largest hypermarket operator. The chain offers a wide range of products focusing on food, beverages, household essentials, and beauty items, catering to diverse customer needs through various store formats.
Lotus's operates hypermarkets that combine large retail spaces with food courts, department stores, and services like bill payments, personal loans, and insurance. These flagship stores are often located in malls with extensive parking facilities. Complementing the hypermarkets are Tesco Lotus Express convenience stores and smaller supermarket formats designed for quick shopping and everyday essentials.
The company emphasizes fresh Thai produce, partnering with local farmers and SMEs to deliver quality food and drinks. Beauty and personal care sections feature popular brands alongside private labels. Lotus's supports healthy living through nutritious meal options and wellness products.
In 2020, CP Group acquired Tesco Lotus operations for approximately US$10 billion, including stores in Thailand and Malaysia. Rebranding completed in 2021, strengthening its position against competitors like Big C. As of late 2019, it operated 1,967 stores in Thailand, with continued expansion including new community malls like Lotus's Oasis Saraphi (opened December 2025) and upgrades such as Lotus's Bangna.
Lotus's leverages a robust supply chain with efficient distribution networks across Thailand. Its online platform connects over 200 hypermarkets, enabling store pickup or next-day home delivery. Partnerships with platforms like Grab, Lazada, Shopee, and Foodpanda expand reach for food and beverage delivery.
Recent initiatives highlight sustainability, including zero-waste efforts transforming plastic bottles into school uniforms (February 2026) and food waste management collaborations. CP Axtra expanded stores ahead of year-end 2025, reinforcing leadership in wholesale and retail sectors.
Lotus's serves as a one-stop destination for modern Thai consumers seeking quality groceries, fresh foods, beauty essentials, and convenient services, delivering a little delight every day.
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Robinsons Supermarket is a leading supermarket chain in the Philippines, established in 1985 as the country's first mainstream supermarket focused on health and wellness. Operating as a subsidiary of Robinsons Retail Holdings, Inc., it ranks as the second largest supermarket chain with approximately 149 to 151 stores nationwide as of recent records.
The chain emphasizes fresh and healthy food options, clean hygienic stores, competitive prices, and excellent customer service, aligning with its vision to be the supermarket of choice for health-conscious shoppers. Its mission is to educate and empower customers in selecting food and products that promote healthy living, supported by initiatives like the 'I Love Wellness' campaign.
Robinsons Supermarket distinguishes itself through a 4-color tag system, where green-tagged products are certified as healthy and nutritious by the Food and Nutrition Research Institute (FNRI). It offers a dedicated health and wellness section with nutritious foods and an exclusive Healthy You product line, catering to customers seeking quality groceries in food, drinks, and related categories.
Stores feature locally sourced produce from smallholder farmers, fostering shared growth and sustainability. Shoppers benefit from affordable price points, accessible locations across Metro Manila, South Luzon, North Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, and organized shopping environments.
As part of Robinsons Retail Holdings, Inc., which reported consolidated sales exceeding 200 billion PHP in 2024 with the Food Division contributing 122 billion PHP, Robinsons Supermarket plays a key role in the group's food retailing segment. The parent company employs over 24,000 staff across its operations in the Philippines.
With a strong presence in key regions including Robinsons Butuan, Cagayan de Oro, Antique, Bacolod, and numerous Metro Manila locations like Don Antonio, Robinsons Supermarket continues to prioritize customer health and satisfaction, making it an attractive partner for manufacturers in the FMCG sector.
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