List of supermarket chains in the Netherlands

This is a list of supermarket chains in the Netherlands.

Supermarkets

Name Stores Parent
Agrimarkt
Albert Heijn 947[1] Netherlands Ahold
Aldi 432[2] Germany Aldi
Attent Netherlands SPAR
Attent Super op vakantie! Netherlands SPAR
Bas van der Heijden 30 Netherlands Dirk van den Broek
Boni
Coop 150 Netherlands Coop
Coop Compact Netherlands Coop
Dagwinkel Netherlands Van Tol Retail
Deen
DekaMarkt Netherlands Superunie
Digros Formula of Detailresult B.V.
Dirk van den Broek Formula of Detailresult B.V.
EMTÉ 130 Netherlands Sligro Food Group
Golff Formula of Sligro Food Group
Hoogvliet
Jan Linders
Jumbo 580[3]
KC Markt
Kingsalmarkt
Lidl
M&M supermarkten
Makro 17 Wholesale, part of Metro AG
MCD
Nettorama 31
Plus Formula of Sperwer Holding
Poiesz Poiesz Supermarkets Ltd
Pryma Part of Van Eerd groep (Jumbo)
Sligro Wholesale
Spar
Super de Boer Taken over by Jumbo, part sold to C1000, shops are being renamed to Jumbo
Supercoop Formula of Coop Nederland U.A.
Troefmarkt Formula of Van Tol Retail
VeGe
Vomar 61

Defunct

Name Notes
4=6 Formula converted to Plusmarkt, later Plus
A&P Dutch branches were taken over by C1000
Basismarkt
De Boer Became part of Super de Boer
C1000 Became part of Jumbo
DeWit (Komart) Taken over by Coop Supermarkten, Deen and Hoogvliet
Edah Became part of Sligro Food Group and Sperwer Holding
Edah Lekker&Laag Taken over by Laurus, after that, Sligro/Sperwer
Foodfactory
Fred van der Werff
Garantmarkt
Groenwoudt
Grosmarkt Taken over by Hermans Groep and Albert Heijn
Jac Hermans Taken over by A&P
Konmar Taken over by Albert Heijn, C1000 and Jumbo
Kopak
Kosma
Lekker & Laag Taken over by Laurus, then by Jumbo
MeerMarkt Taken over by Spar
Multi
Sanders Taken over by Sligro Food Group, shops have been renamed to EMTÉ

References

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  1. "Winkels - Albert Heijn". www.ah.nl. Retrieved 2016-03-22.
  2. "Lidl rukt op, Aldi verliest klanten". www.ad.nl. Algemeen Dagblad. 24 July 2007. Retrieved 26 February 2016.
  3. "Feiten en cijfers | Jumbo Supermarkten". www.jumbo.com. Retrieved 2016-02-26.
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