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Every retailer, in every market, in one table. Each market is a collapsible section — open one, or open two and compare them side by side.

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What each tab gives you

All retailers. Who is there and how big they are, sorted by grocery share.

What they're building into. The trend territories each retailer has declared. A retailer that has declared a territory but has not yet built depth in it is a conversation rather than a cold pitch.

How do I get in. The route a new supplier is actually expected to take, with the application link and whatever certification is stated publicly on each row page.

Route from abroad. Whether the retailer publishes any route at all aimed at a supplier based outside that market. Read the caution below before you draw a conclusion from it.

Who pays fastest. Taken from statutory payment filings rather than from anything retailers say about themselves.

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Every retailer here sells imported product. The question is never whether they import. It is whether they will contract with you directly, or expect you to arrive through an importer.

Published route for overseas suppliers records one narrow thing: whether the retailer publishes a supplier route aimed at overseas suppliers. That is a fact about their website, not a statement about what they buy or where from. The Direct or via importer column is the one that answers the real question. It reads Not established on every row, because no retailer publishes this. Our market experts are filling it.

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Click any retailer to open its full profile, the brands it runs, the application link and our sources. Only interested in one market? Pick your market gives you the same data already filtered, plus that market's lay of the land.

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Retailer market presence

Retailer profiles