In South America
Makro
The first one opened in Amsterdam in 1968. Makro is a wholesale type store, also known as warehouse supermarket.
Zona Sul
Zona Sul is a family-run supermarket that sells Brazilian products and local characteristics, as well as many imported products from Europe. Zona Sul designed the store as a “fresh vegetable garden” to show the freshest vegetables to customers in the form of shelves full of vegetables.
Gralias
Gralias was founded in 2010. Its main concept is to connect fashion with clothing design. Its designers inspire fashion by writing their own stories and creating characters in ordinary times. Influenced by design predecessors and a traditional festival in the summer of 2015, they created a fictitious city called “Katakuyna”, where imaginative ethnic costumes were visualized, thus generating the story of this summer.
Adriana Degreas
Adriana Degreas is a Brazilian designer’s swimsuit brand with the same name. founded in the 1970s, she created attractive swimsuits and sexy and unique fragments, which became the forever charming scenery by the swimming pool. Her inspiration: lines, embroidery, details, quality and metal fabric form an impeccable design style and charm, thus becoming a necessity for women in the world’s major cities.
Sodimac
Headquartered in Chile, purchasing tools and household goods, the market in South America involves Colombia, Peru, Chile, Argentina and Brazil.
Jumbo
Hipermercados Jumbo is a Chilean supermarket chain that operates in Chile, Argentina and Colombia. The company was founded in 1976 by Chilean retailer Cencosud.
Santa Isabel
Santa Isabel is a supermarket chain in Chile, Ecuador and Paraguay, owned by Cencosud. The average supermarket area is 1500 square meters. It was founded by Eduardo Elberg in valparaiso, chile, in 1976.
Bompreço
Bompreço is a supermarket chain and hypermarket in Brazil. The name of the company means “good price” in Portuguese. As of March 2004, Bompreço was owned by Wal-Mart. It is mainly operated in the states of Bahia and Pernambuco in northeastern Brazil. The operating company is Brazil Wal-Mart Brazil, headquartered in Rouerie, Sao Paulo.
Wong
Wong is a supermarket chain in Peru. In 1942, it was a small shop founded by Chinese Peruvians in a residential area in Lima’s Miraflores district. Today, there are already 18 supermarkets.
Plaza Vea
Plaza Vea is a supermarket chain and hypermarket in Peru and is also Peru’s second largest retail company. It is Peru’s largest supermarket chain with 99 stores. The parent company is Supermercados Peruanos, which was founded by Ahud in 2001.
Almacenes
Almacenes Tía, a South American retail brand established in 1940, has independent departments and brands in Ecuador, Uruguay and Colombia. The company operates 300 discount retail stores in ecuador and uruguay. its brands include Tía, MAGDA, Ta-Ta and multiahoro.
Cencosud
Cencosud is a publicly listed multinational retail enterprise. It is Chile’s largest retail company and Latin America’s third largest listed retail company. Its main competitor is Brazil’s Grupo Pao de A? úcar and mexico’s Walmart de México y Centroamérica. The company has more than 1045 stores in Latin America.