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2018 Supermarket, Grocery, & Convenience Store Chains 2018 Directory of Supermarket, Grocery & Convenience Store Chains® Chain Store Guide 3710 Corporex Park Dr. Ste 310 Tampa, FL 33619 Phone: 1-800-927-9292 Fax: 813 627-6888 http://www.chainstoreguide.com CHAIN STORE GUIDE | 1-800-927-9292 | Outside U.S.A. 813-627-6800 | http://www.chainstoreguide.com 2018 Directory of Supermarket, Grocery & Convenience Store Chains® Published by Chain Store Guides, LLC Copyright 2018. All Rights Reserved. ISBN 0-86730-057-4 Published in U.S.A., March, 2018 Editorial Mike Baker…………………………….……………………………….Data Content Editor Brian List................................................................................ Director, Data Analytics Natasha Perry..........................................................................Senior Research Editor Sales/Marketing Carmen Vasquez-Perez.......................................................................... Executive VP Production John Chase.................................................................... Reporting Project Coordinator Chain Store Guide Editorial Office 3710 Corporex Park Dr. Ste 310 Tampa, FL 33619 For Product and Sales Information Please Call: 813 627-6800 or Fax us 813 627-6888 Call Toll Free 800 927-9292 Visit our Web Site at http://www.chainstoreguide.com CSG has been providing Sales and Marketing Solutions for the Retail and Foodservice Industries for more than 80 years. All Rights Reserved. No part of this directory can be reproduced in any manner, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher. The information published by Chain Store Guides, LLC is provided by the companies listed, gathered through other research sources, or estimated by CSG editors. Although every effort has been made to validate the information, Chain Store Guides, LLC cannot accept any responsibility or guarantee its accuracy or completeness 2018 Directory of Supermarket, Grocery & Convenience Store Chains® Table of Contents INTRODUCTION Executive Summary ............................................................................................................................................................ a3 Details & Definitions .......................................................................................................................................................... a8 Sample Company Profile .................................................................................................................................................. a10 Explanation of Data Elements .......................................................................................................................................... a11 Statistical Analysis of Contents ........................................................................................................................................ a13 Breakdown by Headquarters ........................................................................................................................................... a22 Index of Leading Companies ............................................................................................................................................ a23 Major Mergers & Acquisitions ......................................................................................................................................... a41 Major Trade Associations ................................................................................................................................................. a42 Calendar of Major Trade Shows ......................................................................................................................................... a45 MAIN SECTIONS Supermarket & Grocery Stores ............................................................................................................................................ 1 Convenience Stores.......................................................................................................................................................... 505 Trading Area Index ........................................................................................................................................................... 843 Alphabetical Index............................................................................................................................................................ 867 Exclusions Index ............................................................................................................................................................... 943 WARNING: It has come to the attention of Chain Store Guides, LLC that subscribers to some of its publications have, on occasion, used these publications to compile mailing lists, marketing aids, and/or other types of data, which are sold or otherwise provided to third parties. Such use may be illegal and a violation of the federal copyright laws. Chain Store Guides, LLC intends to exercise its right to prohibit and punish such misuse. Data Your Way At CSG Whether you need to analyze the competition, plan to expand your business, or generate a list of personnel, Chain Store Guide’s retail & restaurant databases and market data are essential resources for your company’s success. CSG can provide the essential data you need: Custom Personnel Lists GET A QUOTE (90+ Titles, Including Buyers) TODAY Competitive Analysis Reports Location Based Proximity Analyses Forecasting Based on Sales or Growth Don’t delay! Choose Historical Sales & Location Data the Titles, Segments, Industry Market Shares & Demographics and Data Points to Store Openings & Closings Reports build your custom list Retail & Restaurant Location Databases of targeted Database Appending Services Custom Market Data Research personnel. 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CSG’s Market Analyses allow site selection, competitive also correlate & convert multiple you to go beyond the basics to make analysis, mapping Unique Company Identifiers and well informed business decisions. merchandising and logistics. match them to the CSG Company ID. For More Information: Visit us at www.ChainStoreGuide.com or call 1.800.927.9292 WARNING: It has come to the attention of Chain Store Guides, LLC that subscribers to some of its publications have, on occasion, used these publications to compile mailing lists, marketing aids, and/or other types of data, which are sold or otherwise provided to third parties. Such use may be illegal and a violation of the federal copyright laws. Chain Store Guides, LLC intends to exercise its right to prohibit and punish such misuse. 2018 SUPERMARKET, GROCERY, & CONVENIENCE STORE CHAINS a3 Executive Summary Chain Store Guide has provided our partners, clients and customers with accessible and actionable directories and databases for more than 80 years. Today, our Supermarket, Grocery & Convenience Store Chains database contains more than 2,300 retailers representing 141,000+ store locations in the US and Canada. In terms of real estate and store counts, the US supermarket industry is dominated by large companies that operate more than 200 retail locations. In 2017, the 29 retailers that fit this criterion operated 67% of all US locations. Number of Company Locations 2-3 4-10 11-50 51-200 201+ Number of Companies in Range 518 386 160 46 29 Total Locations 1,222 2,309 3,372 5,009 24,018 Source: Chain Store Guide Database of Supermarket, Grocery & Convenience Store Chains CHAIN STORE GUIDE | 1-800-927-9292 | Outside U.S.A. 813-627-6800 | http://www.chainstoreguide.com a4 Chain Store Guide® Executive Summary Although led by a small number of chains with large store counts, the US grocery market is fragmented into a group of distinct segments. Across all segments, retailers in Chain Store Guide’s databases generated $907.1 billion in grocery revenue in 2017. Data collected from Chain Store Guide’s 2018 Databases includes grocery sales from the five selected formats only. Companies may operate more than one format. Single-Unit Supermarkets are part of a separate individual database. CHAIN STORE GUIDE | 1-800-927-9292 | Outside U.S.A. 813-627-6800 | http://www.chainstoreguide.com 2018 SUPERMARKET, GROCERY, & CONVENIENCE STORE CHAINS a5 Executive Summary Chain Store Guide’s Supermarket, Grocery & Convenience Store database is a trusted tool used by manufacturers, retailers, suppliers, service providers, distributors, and brokers. It provides valuable insight into both the Grocery and Convenience store industries. The CSG online-accessible
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