GENERAL SUPERMARKET RETAIL STORES IN SOUTH AFRICA

Boxer superstores is a full service supermarket offering everything under one roof including an instore bakery butchery deli and fresh fruit and vegetable department, providing a one-stop shopping experience.  read more

High quality service departments and bulk displays of a culturally appropriate choice of fresh foods are key to the Cambridge offering. A wide range of fresh produce and fresh meat are available special attention is paid to stocking less expensive cuts of meat.  read more

Acquired in 1991, Checkers is the major brand after Shoprite. It operates stores throughout South Africa and in Namibia. It focuses more strongly on fresh produce and offers a wider range of choice food items to a more affluent clientele. read more

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The Shoprite chain is the original business of the Group and its main brand. It is by far the biggest business unit. It is also the brand used predominantly outside the borders of South Africa spearheading the Group’s growth into new markets. read more

The Spar format generally operates with a selling areas of 700 m2 +, they are focused on providing a neighbourhood / rural supermarket shopping experience. Comprehensive range of groceries is provided and competitively priced. Each store aims to provide friendly and professional service to all customers. Fresh produce, in-store bakery, butchery, deli and home-meal replacement departments complete the service offering. read more

Superspar is positioned as a one-stop, competitively priced, bulk shopping experience. The larger store format with a selling areas of 1 300 m2 + price aggressively over a full range of groceries and general merchandise. Extensive service departments such as fresh produce, in-store bakery, butchery, deli and meal solutions make for a comprehensive offering across a wide range of shoppers.  read more

Pick n Pay own 25% of TM Supermarkets which operates in Zimbabwe. As part of their African expansion they have negotiated to purchase a further 24% of the business, this is awaiting approval from the Zimbabwe Government.  read more

Woolworths was founded in 1931 by Max Sonnenberg. His belief that success lies in providing customers with superior quality merchandise at reasonable prices has been instrumental in establishing Woolworths as one of South Africa’s leading retail chains – a benchmark for excellence and an icon of quality. read more