Superunie
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| Co-operative wholesale society | |
| Headquarters |
Superunie Industrieweg 22-b 4153 BW Beesd |
| Website |
www |
Coöperatieve Inkoop Vereniging Superunie B.A. is a Dutch wholesale purchasing cooperative between 14 supermarket companies. Several of these 14 represent multiple supermarket formulas (including brand licensing franchises). In total Superunie supplies about 1800 stores. Superunie has a Dutch marketshare of about 30%.[1][2]
Superunie is part of European Marketing Distribution (EMD), a cooperative that has a European marketshare of about 14.8%.[3]
Members
(as of July 2012)
- Agrimarkt - 6 stores
- Boni - 37 stores
- MCD - 37 stores
- Coop - 201 stores
- Deen - 63 stores
- DekaMarkt - 86 stores
- Dirk van den Broek - 100 stores together with:
- Digros - 16 stores
- Bas van der Heijden - 29 stores
- Hoogvliet - 62 stores
- Jan Linders Supermarkten - 57 stores
- Nettorama - 29 stores
- Poiesz - 62 stores
- Sperwer Groep which includes:
- PLUS - 259 stores
- Spar - 320 stores
- Sligro Food Group (Wholesale) which also includes:
- Golff - 6 stores
- EMTÉ Supermarkten - 125 stores
- Sanders - 6 stores
- Vomar - 56 stores
Former members
- Jumbo - 283 stores
Brands
Superunie offers several housebrands to its members:
- Perfekt (Boni, Deen, Hoogvliet, Jan Linders, Sanders);
- Plus (PLUS);
- Markant (Agrimarkt, Coop, EMTÉ, MCD Supermarkten and Vomar);
- 1 de Beste (Dirk van den Broek, Bas van der Heijden, Digros and DekaMarkt);
- Spar (Spar).
Members have the following Superunie brands in their stores:
- First Choice Cola (cola)
- Bonbébé (babyfood)
- TopVit (dairy product)
- Melkan (dairy product)
- Bumblies (babycare)
- Vismarine (fish)
- Daily Chef (instant meal)
- Schuttersbier (beer)
- Bon Appetit (nuts, cheeses, salades)
- Bakkers Weelde (cake)
- Derlon (cosmetics)
External links
References
- ↑ distrifood.nl, reviewed on 2012-03-06.
- ↑ Inkoopkracht Superunie groter dan die van Ahold, De Volkskrant, 1997-01-11.
- ↑ Press release, European Marketing Distribution, 2010-11-01.
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