U.S. Supermarkets, 66,000 - 99,000 Square Feet Companies
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- Chain Convenience Stores20387
- Chain Grocery Stores2862
- Chain Supermarkets12011
- Convenience Stores311606
- Cooperative Food Stores484
- Delicatessen Stores8535
- Food Markets1897
- Food Stores278969
- Frozen Food and Freezer Plans, Except Meat215
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- Chain Convenience Stores20387
- Chain Grocery Stores2862
- Chain Supermarkets12011
- Convenience Stores311606
- Cooperative Food Stores484
- Delicatessen Stores8535
- Food Markets1897
- Food Stores278969
- Frozen Food and Freezer Plans, Except Meat215
- Grocery Stores336094
- Grocery Stores, Nec10
- Independent Convenience Stores11668
- Independent Grocery Stores15861
- Independent Supermarkets3303
- Kosher Markets7
- Snack Products202
- Supermarkets, 55,000 - 65,000 Square Feet (Superstore)36
- Supermarkets, Greater Than 100,000 Square Feet (Hypermarket)90
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