List of supermarket chains in South America explained

This is a list of supermarket chains in South America.

The largest supermarket chains originating from the continent are Éxito and Tía. International chains are also present, such as Walmart and Carrefour.

Argentina

• La Anónima
• Carrefour
• Coto
• Dia %
• Disco-Jumbo-Vea (Cencosud)
• La Genovesa
• Comodín
• Supermercado Dar
• Buenos Días
• Vital
• Maxiconsumo
• Diarco
• Libertad
• Emilio Luque
• Kilbel
• Alvear
• Becerra
• Supermercados La Proveeduría
• Changomás (owned by Walmart Argentina)
• Supermercados Llaneza
• Walmart
• Makro

Bolivia

• EMAPA (state-owned)
• Hipermaxi
• Fidalga
• IC Norte
• Multicenter
• Ketal
• Tía

Brazil

See main article: article and List of supermarket chains in Brazil.

Chile

• Jumbo (owned by Cencosud)
• Santa Isabel (owned by Cencosud)
• Líder (owned by Walmart-Chile)
• Superbodega Acuenta (owned by Walmart-Chile)
• Tottus (owned by Falabella)
• Unimarc (owned by SMU S.A.)

Colombia

• Alkosto (cash & carry)
  • Almacenes la 14 Almacenes Éxito owned by Groupe Casino
  • Almacenes Ley (rebranded of Almacenes Exito in 2012)
  • Bodegas Surtimax (cash & carry, brand of Almacenes Exito)
  • Cafam (rebranded to Almacenes Exito in 2010)
  • Carulla (brand of Almacenes Exito)
  • Pomona (brand of Almacenes Exito)
  • SuperLEY (rebranded to Almacenes Ley in 2003)
  • Vivero (rebranded to Almacenes Exito in 2007)
• Almacenes Olímpica
  • SAO (hypermarkets to Olimpica)
• Ara (from 2013, brand to Jeronimo Martins)
• Jumbo
• Metro
• Carrefour (closed in 2013)
• Colsubsidio
• Cooratiendas
• Consumo
• D1 (first discounter supermarket in Colombia)
• Euro supermercado
• Makro (cash & carry)
• Super Inter
• Surtifruver de la Sabana (fruits and vegetables)
• Tía (closed in 2017)
• Yep (gone into liquidation)

Ecuador

See main article: List of supermarket chains in Ecuador.

• Mi Comisariato / HYPER market
• Supermaxi / Megamaxi
• Tía

Paraguay

• Stock owned by Grupo Vierci
• Super Seis owned by Grupo Vierci
• Diefer
• La Bomba
  • Salemma Gran Via
• Real

Peru

• Grupo Falabella^[1]
  • Tottus
  • Precio Uno
  • Tottus Vecino
• SHV Holdings N.V.
  • Makro
• Supermercados Peruanos
  • Mass
  • Economax
  • Market San Jorge
  • Plaza Vea
  • Vivanda
• Cencosud
  • Metro
  • Wong
• GRUPO VEGA
  • Tiendas VEGA

Uruguay

• • Disco owned by Groupe Casino
• owned by Groupe Casino
• Tienda Inglesa
• El Dorado

Venezuela

• Abasto Bicentenario
• Automercados Plaza's
• Central Madeirense
• Líder
• Makro
• Mikro
• Mercal
• San Diego
• Supermercado La Franco Italiana
• Unicasa
• Excelsior Gama

Notes and References

1. http://www.falabella.com.pe/falabella-pe/ Grupo Falabella