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TOP 100 RETAILERS AND CONSUMER GOODS COMPANIES Here’s a partial list of companies who’ve previously attended MODEX. Top 100 Retailers Office Depot Danone 7-Eleven Petco Animal Supplies Diageo PLC Ace Hardware PetSmart Dr Pepper Snapple Group Albertsons Companies Publix Super Markets Estée Lauder Companies Aldi Qurate Retail Group (formerly QVC) General Mills Amazon Rite Aid GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Apple Stores / iTunes Ross Stores Healthcare Army & Air Force Exchange Royal Ahold Delhaize USA Grupo Bimbo Ascena Retail Group Save-A-Lot Hanesbrands AT&T Wireless Sears Holdings Hasbro, Inc. AutoZone Sherwin-Williams Heineken Holding N.V. Bass Pro Staples Henkel AG Bed Bath & Beyond Starbucks Herbalife Ltd. Belk Target Hershey Co. Best Buy The Home Depot Hormel Foods Big Lots The Kroger Co. Husqvarna AB BJ’s Wholesale Club TJX Companies ITC Ltd. Burlington Coat Factory Toys “R” Us J.M. Smucker Co. Chick-fil-A Tractor Supply Co. Johnson & Johnson Costco True Value Co. Kao Corp. CVS Health Corporation Ulta Salon, Cosmetics & Fragrance Kellogg Co. Dick’s Sporting Goods Verizon Wireless Kimberly-Clark Corp. Dillard’s Wakefern / ShopRite Kraft Heinz Dollar General Walgreens Boots Alliance L’O r é a l Dollar Tree Walmart Mattel, Inc. Domino’s Pizza Wegmans Food Market McCormick & Co. Exxon Mobil Corporation WinCo Foods MolsonCoors Brewing Co. Foot Locker Mondelez International GameStop Top 100 Consumer Goods Nestlé SA Gap Companies Newell Brands Giant Eagle 3M Co. Nike, Inc. H-E-B Grocery AB Electrolux Nintendo Co. Hobby Lobby Stores Adidas AG PepsiCo Hy-Vee Anheuser-Busch InBev Pernod Ricard IKEA Asahi Group Holdings Post Holdings J.C. Penney Co. Avon Products Procter & Gamble Kohl’s Bayer Consumer Health PVH Corp. L Brands Beiersdorf AG Ralph Lauren Corp. Lowe’s Companies British American Tobacco PLC RB Macy’s BSH Hausgeräte Saputo, Inc. McDonald’s Campbell Soup Co. Shiseido Co. Meijer Church & Dwight Spectrum Brands Holdings Menard Clorox Co. Stanley Black & Decker Michaels Stores Coca-Cola Co. Tyson Foods Neiman Marcus Colgate-Palmolive Co. Unilever N.V. Nordstrom Conagra Brands VF Corp. O’Reilly Auto Parts Constellation Brands Whirlpool Corp. Coty, Inc..

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