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1989–1994	1994–1998	1998–2010

1989–1994[]

Feira Nova 1989

Designer:

Unknown

Typography:

Glowworm MN

Launched:

Unknown

1994–1998[]

Feira Nova 1994

1998–2010[]

Feira Nova

Designer:

Unknown

Typography:

Geometric 415 Std Black Italic

Launched:

Unknown

As of 2010, all Feira Nova supermarkets were closed and were rebranded as Pingo Doce.

V • T • E

Predecessor companies:

Ahold | Delhaize Group

Retail outlets:
Europe:
Netherlands and Belgium: Albert Heijn (To Go | XL) | Delhaize (AD | Proxy) | Etos | Gall & Gall | Portugal: Pingo Doce¹ | Poland and Czech Republic: Albert | Greece: Alfa-Beta Vassilopoulos | Ena Food | Romania: Mega Image (Shop & Go) | Profi | Serbia: Maxi (Mega Maxi) | Tempo Centar

North America:
Food Lion | Giant (Landover | Carlisle) | Hannaford | Martin's | Stop & Shop

Asia: Super Indo²

Digital assets:
Bol. | FreshDirect | Peapod

Exclusive brands:
365 Essentials | Albert Heijn Basic | Albert Heijn Biologisch | Albert Heijn Excellent | Albert Heijn Huismerk

Former/defunct assets:
Bompreço (Hiper) | BI-LO (United States) | Bloom (supermarket) | Bottom Dollar | Bruno's | C1000 | Edwards Super Food Stores | Feira Nova¹ | Finast | Harveys Supermarkets | Hypernova | Sweetbay Supermarket | Tops Friendly Markets | U.S. Foodservice | Delvita | Santa Isabel³ | Santa Isabel Perú | Disco | Vea | Plaza Vea⁴ | Vivanda⁴

Notes:
¹Joint venture with Jerónimo Martins.
²Joint venture with Salim Group.
³Currently owned by Cencosud.
⁴Currently owned by Intercorp.

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