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Read moreEurope convenience stores: A reference
A convenience store can be defined as: A small retail store that is open long hours and that typically sells staple groceries, snacks, and sometimes fuel.
If you are looking to introduce your product to new countries in Europe, through stocking them on the shelves of convenience stores, it can be beneficial to know the retail operations in individual countries.
This list gives you an overview of the main European convenience stores.
Czech Republic:
- Zabka
Europe wide:
- SPAR
Finland:
- R-Kioski
France:
- Carrefour City
Germany:
- CIGO
- Frischwerk
- ServiceStore DB
- U-Store
Ireland:
- Budgens
- Centra
- CIGO
- Londis
- Morrisons
Latvia:
- Narvesen
Norway:
- Deli de Luca
- Narvesen
Poland:
- CIGO
- Zabka
Spain:
- Opencor
Sweden:
- Pressbyran
The Netherlands:
- Albert Heijn
- CIGO
- Wizzl of Servex
UK:
- Asda
- Budgens
- Centra (Northern Ireland)
- Co-op
- Happy Shopper
- Londis
- Mace Express
- Martin McColl
- Mills
- Morning, Noon and Night (Scotland)
- Morrisions
- One Stop
- Sainsbury’s Local
- Tesco Express
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