This is a list of supermarket chains in Oceania.
Australia
Current
Aldi Australia Aldi is a German multinational corporation which operates discount supermarkets. Aldi - 602 stores (200 in New South Wales, 168 in Victoria, 120 in Queensland, 54 in Western Australia, 47 in South Australia, and 13 in Australian Capital Territory) Aldi Corner Store - 7 stores (4 in Sydney, New South Wales and 3 in Melbourne, Victoria)
Australian United Retailers Limited Australian United Retailers Limited (AUR) is a member owned and operated co-operative of 564 independently owned supermarkets, convenience stores and liquor retailers. There are 30 retail banners that AUR supports. FoodStore - 1 store FoodWorks - 329 stores (109 in Victoria, 109 in New South Wales, 94 in Queensland, 11 in Western Australia, 2 in Australian Capital Territory, 2 in Tasmania, and 2 in South Australia) FoodWorks Asian Supermarket
Supplied by AUR 7"2"7 Foodstore - 1 store (Tarragindi, Queensland) Blackwood Fresh FoodWorks - 1 store (Bridgetown, Western Australia) Broadbeach Grocer & Café - 1 store (Broadbeach, Queensland) Campus & Co. - online Country Grocers & Liquor - 5 stores Farmer Jack's Supermarket - 12 stores Goods Grocer - 1 store Grocery & Liquor Co. - 2 stores (Bell Post Hill and Newtown, Victoria) Hannan's Marketplace by Foodworks - 1 store (Kalgoorlie, Western Australia) Koh's Marketplace - 1 store (Springvale South, Victoria) LaManna Supermarket - 1 store (Essendon, Victoria) Market Europa - 2 stores (Heatherton, Victoria) McCoppins - 3 stores MH & Co. - 7 stores NightOwl - 79 stores Sam Coco Trading - 1 store The Burnley Grocer & Liquor Merchant - 1 store The Greener Grocer - 1 store (Maroubra, New South Wales) The Happy Apple - 4 stores (Ascot Vale, Essendon, Newport and Seddon, Victoria) Whole Farms Market - 3 stores Your Go To Grocer - 8 stores owned by Reddrop Group (Victoria)
Coles Group Coles Supermarkets - 830 stores (244 in New South Wales, 219 in Victoria, 180 in Queensland, 99 in Western Australia, 50 in South Australia, 17 in Tasmania, 13 in Australian Capital Territory, and 8 in Northern Territory) Coles Local - 31 stores (10 in Victoria, 10 in New South Wales, 6 in Queensland, 4 in Western Australia, and 1 in South Australia)
Costco Australia Costco Wholesale Corporation is an American multinational corporation which operates a chain of membership-only big-box warehouse club retail stores. Costco stores typically have food courts.
2 Stores in Western Australia: Perth Airport Casuarina 1 Store in South Australia: Kilburn Stores are also located in: Victoria New South Wales Queensland ACT
Metcash Trading IGA IGA Local Grocer Foodland IGA - 90 stores (New South Wales, South Australia) Supa Valu - 4 stores (New South Wales, Victoria and Western Australia) Eziway Food Stores - 1 store (Shelley, Western Australia) Village Grocer
Progressive Trading Proprietary Limited Progressive Supa IGA consisted of 16 stores, 12 Progressive Stores and 4 Supa IGA Stores. The last Progressive Supa IGA (Spearwood Progressive Supa IGA) closed in February 2019, and Leda Supa IGA was demolished in 2018. High Wycombe Supa IGA was sold to Pham Group IGA. Shoalwater IGA was sold in 2024 to become an independent IGA Store. Waterford IGA became a Spud Shed store in 2026. Progressive Supa IGA's parent company Progressive Trading Pty Ltd is a joint venture between BMS Bendigo Retail Group Vic and Metcash.
Progressive Supa IGA (Western Australia only) stores Girrawheen Supa IGA (owned by Progressive Trading Pty Ltd) has been rebranded Supa Valu Girrawheen. Vale IGA
Supermarkets West Supermarkets West Pty Ltd opened its First Farmer Jack's Family Supermarket in 1987, and each of the stores is independently owned and operated by local franchisees. FoodWorks Supermarkets are also locally owned and operated and Supermarkets West use the name under licence from Australian United Retailers Limited. Farmer Jack's Family Supermarkets - 12 stores owned by Fred Fairthorne after he closed two supermarkets in Ocean Reef and Lakeside Joondalup (Western Australia) Farmer Jack's Supermarkets - 2 stores, independently owned (Moora and Forrestfield, Western Australia) FoodWorks - Used under licence (Western Australia only)l has one store in Perth Metropolitan Area in Kenwick. The chain has many regional Area Stores.
Woolworths Group Woolworths Woolworths Metro
Current independent chains
Ampol Foodary (Ampol Woolworths) - 1,834 stores, petrol station convenience (Australia-wide) EG Fuels (Ampol Woolworths) Bernardi's - 5 stores, fresh format supermarket (Central West New South Wales) Champions IGA - 12 stores (Victoria) Drakes Supermarkets - 75 stores (South Australia and Queensland) Foodland IGA Supermarkets - 90 stores (South Australia, Northern Territory and Broken Hill, New South Wales) Freshplus - 2 stores (Craigieburn, Dallas, Victoria) Fresh Provisions - 2 stores (Bicton, Mount Lawley, Western Australia) Fresh & Save Food Warehouses - 9 stores, Queensland owned and operated (7 in Queensland and 2 in New South Wales) Friendly Grocer - 215 stores (Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia and Victoria) Harris Farm Markets - 30 stores (Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales and Queensland) Khurasan Supermarket KSM IGA - 2 stores (Prospect, Valley View, South Australia) Le Max Group Supermarkets - 4 stores (Victoria) Leo's Fine Food & Wine - 3 stores (Glen Iris, Heidelberg, Kew) Maxi Foods 1 store (Upper Ferntree Gully) Maloneys Grocer - 4 stores (New South Wales) MarketPlace Fresh - 12 stores (Victoria and Australian Capital Territory) Miracle Supermarkets - 7 stores, Asian supermarket (New South Wales) MKS Spices 'N Things - 4 stores, South Asian, South East Asian and East Asian supermarket (Victoria) NightOwl - 85 stores, convenience format, founded in 1975 NQR - 27 stores and online, owned and operated by Tradeorigins Pty Ltd (Victoria, South Australia) Outback Stores - 58 stores, Indigenous Australian owned and backed buying group in outback Aboriginal communities (38 in Northern Territory, 15 in Western Australia, 2 New South Wales, 2 in South Australia, 1 in Queensland) Panetta Mercato - 7 stores, fresh food market (Sydney, New South Wales) QE Food stores - 10 stores (Sydney, New South Wales) Ritchie's - 156 stores (IGA Supermarkets in New South Wales, Victoria and Australian Capital Territory) Romeo's - 39 stores (Foodland IGA, Food Hall Supermarkets and Supa Valu IGA in South Australia and New South Wales) SPAR Australia - 115 stores (Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales and Queensland) 5 Star - A member of SPAR Australia (Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Northern Territory and Queensland) Spudshed - 18 stores (Western Australia) Supabarn - 22 stores (Australian Capital Territory and New South Wales) The Reject Shop - 397 stores, some grocery goods available mostly 'discount variety' (Australia-wide) Tong Li - 18 stores, Asian Supermarket (New South Wales) Tony & Marks - 8 stores, founded in 1978 (South Australia) X Convenience - 40 stores, founded in 2006 (South Australia and Western Australia)
Current independent retailers
DD's Bargain Basement - 1 store (Thomastown, Victoria) Festival City Wine and Foods - 1 store, food wholesaler (Cheltenham, South Australia) Gaganis Brothers - 1 store (Hindmarsh, South Australia) Galati and Sons - 1 store (Fremantle, Western Australia) Metro Fresh - 1 store (Findon, South Australia) Omega Foods - 1 store, cash and carry warehouse continental deli and supermarket, founded in 1979 (Hindmarsh, South Australia) Seaton Supreme Foods - 1 store (Seaton, South Australia) Value Mart - 1 store (Bundall, Queensland)
Former
Metcash Trading Limited
IGA Xpress Supa IGA - rebranded as IGA
Australian United Retailers Limited
AUR - re-branded as FoodWorks in 2003. Buy Rite - taken over by AUR in the 1990s, re-branded as FoodWorks in 2003. Food-Rite Food-Way SSW - SSW stood for "Self Service Wholesalers", but stores were always branded as SSW, rebranded as Festival IGA Supermarkets in 1993 (mainly in Victoria) Harry Heaths - 6 stores, taken over by SSW (Victoria metro Melbourne including Heidelberg, Forest Hill, Nunawading, Chirnside Park, Epping Plaza, Balwyn) Rite-Way Cut Price Supermarkets - rebranded as Super-Rite between 1969 and 1985. Super-Rite - rebranded SSW between 1985 and 1993. Tuckerbag (AUR, FoodWorks)
Coles Group At various times Coles Myer, Coles Group & Wesfarmers.
Bi-Lo Supermarkets - supermarket chain established in 1979 in South Australia. It was bought by Coles Myer in 1987 and later expanded nationally. Coles started converting stores from late 2006. It withdrew from Victoria in 2009, and from New South Wales in 2016. The last store, located at Loganholme, Queensland, closed 30 June 2017. Most Bi-Lo stores were rebranded as Coles. Crittendens Dickins Foodmarkets Newmart - Rebranded as Coles in 2003. Some stores sold to Foodland Associated Limited Group and rebranded as Action. (Western Australia only) Pick 'n Pay Hypermarket - 2 stores, rebranded to other store names within the Wesfarmers Group. (Aspley and Sunnybank Hills, Queensland) Shoeys - rebranded as BI-LO in 1987. (New South Wales only) Super Kmart - rebranded to Coles supermarkets and Kmart discount department stores in the early 1990s.
Davids Holdings Clancy's - rebranded as IGA in 2006. (Western Australia only) Festival IGA Supermarkets - rebranded as IGA in 2000. (Australian Capital Territory and New South Wales) Fishers - 16 stores, founded in 1911 by the Fisher family and was managed by fourth-generation owner Alan Fisher, employing more than 900 staff when they sold to Ritchie's for A$20 million in 2015 (Victoria including Hamilton, Merbein, Irymple, Ararat, Robinvale, Kerang, Mooroopna, New South Wales and Mount Gambier, South Australia) Foodland Supermarkets - rebranded as Foodland IGA. (South Australia only) Foodmaster Supermarkets - rebranded as Welcome Mart or Foodtown in 1992 (Australian Capital Territory) Foodtown (Australian Capital Territory and Victoria) Franklins - sold to Metcash in 2010. Franklins Big Fresh - all stores closed or sold off in 2001. (Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria) Fresco Supermarkets - all but one store were taken over and rebranded as Franklins in 2002. (New South Wales only) Jewel Supermarkets - rebranded as IGA in 2000. Nancarrows - Woolworths sold this division to Davids Holdings, many rebranded as Foodtown and Welcome Mart. (Victoria only) Welcome Mart (Australian Capital Territory and New South Wales)
Foodland Associated Limited Action Food Barns - 31 stores Action Supermarkets - 49 stores sold to and rebranded as Woolworths, remaining stores rebranded as IGA in 2006. (Northern New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australia) Advantage Supermarkets Bi-Lo Supermarkets (Western Australia only) Cheap Foods Supermarkets Dewsons Express Supermarkets - sold to Metcash and rebranded as IGA in 2005. Dewsons Supermarkets - sold to Metcash and rebranded as IGA in 2005. Foodland Supermarkets - rebranded as Eziway Food Store in 2004. (Western Australia only)
Four Square Supermarkets - rebranded as Friendly Grocer in 2006 and continues to operate. (Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria) Four Square Supermarkets WA - rebranded as Eziway Food Store in 2004. (Western Australia only) Rules Supermarkets Supa Valu Supermarkets - sold to Metcash and rebranded as IGA in 2005. Later relaunched as Supa Valu IGA in 2021 under Metcash ownership. (Western Australia only)
Permewan Wright Limited
Permewan Wright Limited was the third largest chain of grocery stores in Australia in the mid twentieth century trailing Woolworths and Coles.