Kaufland

Kaufland is a medium size hypermarket in Europe
== Germany ==
The first Kaufland store was opened on June 29, 1984, in the city of Backnang, which is located in the state of Baden-Württemberg, Germany. At the time, the store was known as "Handelshof" and it was a discount supermarket. In the years that followed, Handelshof was rebranded as Kaufland and the company expanded rapidly across Germany, eventually becoming one of the largest hypermarket chains in the country.
Kaufland has stores in many cities and towns across Germany. Here is a list of some of the largest cities with Kaufland stores:
* Berlin
* Hamburg
* Munich
* Cologne
* Frankfurt
* Stuttgart
* Düsseldorf
* Dortmund
* Essen
* Leipzig
* Bremen
* Dresden
* Hanover
* Nuremberg
* Duisburg
In addition to these larger cities, Kaufland also has stores in many smaller towns and rural areas across Germany. The exact number and location of Kaufland stores may vary over time as the company expands and adjusts its operations.
Kaufland operates a number of own-brand labels in Germany, covering a wide range of products including food, beverages, household goods, personal care items, and more. Some of Kaufland's own brands in Germany include:
# K-Classic: This is Kaufland's main own-brand label, covering a wide range of food and non-food products.
# K-Bio: This label is used for organic food products.
# K-take-it-veggie: This label is used for vegetarian and vegan products.
# K-free: This label is used for products that are free from certain allergens or ingredients, such as gluten-free or lactose-free products.
# K-to-go: This label is used for ready-to-eat or convenience food products.
# K-Active: This label is used for sports and health-related products.
# K-Budget: This is Kaufland's budget own-brand label, covering low-priced products.
These are just a few examples of Kaufland's own-brand labels in Germany. The company offers a wide range of products under these labels, and they are often priced lower than comparable branded products.
== Poland ==
The first Kaufland store was opened in Poland on September 14, 2001, in the city of Gliwice. Since then, Kaufland has expanded its operations in Poland and now has over 200 stores across the country. Kaufland is one of the largest hypermarket chains in Poland and is known for its wide range of products and competitive prices.
Kaufland has stores in many cities and towns across Poland. Here is a list of some of the larger cities with Kaufland stores:
* Warsaw
* Krakow
* Poznan
* Wroclaw
* Gdansk
* Szczecin
* Lublin
* Katowice
* Lodz
* Bydgoszcz
* Rzeszow
* Torun
* Kielce
* Olsztyn
* Gdynia
In addition to these larger cities, Kaufland also has stores in many smaller towns and rural areas across Poland. The exact number and location of Kaufland stores may vary over time as the company expands and adjusts its operations.
Kaufland offers a range of own-brand products in Poland, including food and non-food items. Some of the Kaufland own brands available in Poland include:
* K-Classic (food and household items)
* K-Classic Premium (premium food products)
* K-ToGo (convenience food for on-the-go)
* K-Bio (organic food products)
* K-Purland (meat products)
* K-Active (sports and outdoor gear)
* K-Beauty (cosmetics and personal care products)
These are just a few examples of the Kaufland own brands available in Poland. The selection may vary depending on the store location and the specific needs of customers in that area.
== Romania ==
Kaufland opened its first store in Romania on March 14, 2005, in the city of Oradea.
Kaufland has stores in many cities across Romania. Here is a list of some of the major cities where Kaufland has stores:
* Bucharest
* Cluj-Napoca
* Timisoara
* Iasi
* Constanta
* Craiova
* Brasov
* Galati
* Ploiesti
* Braila
* Arad
* Pitesti
* Sibiu
* Bacau
* Baia Mare
* Targu Mures
* Buzau
* Oradea
This is not an exhaustive list, and Kaufland may have stores in other cities as well.
Kaufland has several own brands in Romania, offering a range of products including food, household items, personal care products, and more. Some of the most popular Kaufland own brands in Romania include:
* K-Classic: A range of high-quality basic products such as milk, pasta, and canned goods.
* K-Classic Selection: A premium range of products that includes high-quality meat, cheese, and wine.
* K-Classic Bio: An organic range of products that includes fruit, vegetables, and dairy products.
* K-Classic Veggie: A vegetarian and vegan range of products that includes meat substitutes, tofu, and other plant-based products.
* K-Classic Glutenfrei: A range of gluten-free products, including bread, pasta, and snacks.
* K-Take It Veggie: A range of vegetarian and vegan convenience foods, including sandwiches, salads, and ready meals.
* K-Bio Vital: A range of organic and healthy products, including muesli, dried fruit, and nuts.
This is not an exhaustive list, and Kaufland may have other own brands in Romania as well.
== Czech Republic ==
The first Kaufland store in the Czech Republic was opened on November 15, 1998, in the city of Ústí nad Labem.
Kaufland has more than 120 stores in the Czech Republic, located in various cities and towns across the country. Here is a list of some of the major cities in the Czech Republic where Kaufland stores can be found:
* Prague
* Brno
* Ostrava
* Plzen
* Olomouc
* Liberec
* Hradec Kralove
* Ceske Budejovice
* Karlovy Vary
* Usti nad Labem
This is not an exhaustive list, as there are many other towns and smaller cities in the Czech Republic with Kaufland stores.
Kaufland offers a variety of own brand products in the Czech Republic, including food and beverages, household products, personal care items, and more. Some of their popular own brands in the Czech Republic include K-Classic, K-Purland, K-Bio, K-Classic Basic, and K-Take It Veggie. K-Classic offers a range of everyday products at affordable prices, while K-Purland focuses on high-quality meat products. K-Bio is Kaufland's line of organic and sustainable products, while K-Classic Basic offers basic products at the lowest prices. K-Take It Veggie is a plant-based line of products for those following a vegetarian or vegan diet.
== Croatia ==
The first Kaufland store in Croatia was opened on June 28, 2001, in the city of Rijeka.
As of my knowledge cutoff in 2021, Kaufland has stores in the following cities in Croatia:
* Bjelovar
* Čakovec
* Dubrovnik
* Karlovac
* Koprivnica
* Križevci
* Makarska
* Osijek
* Pazin
* Poreč
* Pula
* Rijeka
* Samobor
* Sesvete
* Šibenik
* Sisak
* Slavonski Brod
* Solin
* Split
* Šibenik
* Varaždin
* Velika Gorica
* Vinkovci
* Virovitica
* Vukovar
* Zadar
* Zagreb
It's worth noting that this list may not be exhaustive and there could be additional cities with Kaufland stores in Croatia.
Kaufland operates in Croatia under the name Kaufland Hrvatska and has a number of own brands available in its stores. Some of these brands include:
# K-Classic: A brand for food and household products
# K-Bio: An organic food brand
# K-Toom: A brand for fresh fruits and vegetables
# K-Purland: A meat brand
# K-Free: A gluten-free food brand
# K-Budget: A brand for low-cost products
These are just a few examples of the own brands offered by Kaufland in Croatia.
== Bulgaria ==
The first Kaufland store in Bulgaria was opened on March 30, 2006 in the city of Varna.
As of my knowledge cutoff in September 2021, here is a list of cities in Bulgaria where Kaufland stores were located:
# Sofia
# Plovdiv
# Varna
# Burgas
# Ruse
# Stara Zagora
# Pleven
# Sliven
# Dobrich
# Shumen
# Haskovo
# Yambol
# Blagoevgrad
# Veliko Tarnovo
# Gabrovo
# Montana
# Kazanlak
# Karlovo
# Sevlievo
# Vidin
# Petrich
# Sandanski
# Pazardzhik
# Razgrad
# Dimitrovgrad
# Nova Zagora
# Dupnitsa
# Peshtera
# Kardzhali
# Velingrad
# Troyan
# Samokov
# Kyustendil
# Svilengrad
# Silistra
# Targovishte
# Popovo
# Lovech
# Byala Slatina
# Rakovski
# Lom
# Botevgrad
# Asenovgrad
# Kurdzhali
# Gorna Oryahovitsa
# Cherven Bryag
# Svishtov
# Belene
# Sopot
# Razlog
Please note that this information may not be up-to-date and the number and locations of Kaufland stores in Bulgaria may have changed since then.
Kaufland has several own brands in Bulgaria, including:
# K-Classic - a brand for basic products such as pasta, rice, canned goods, and juices
# K-Classic Bio - a brand for organic and healthy food products
# K-Take it Veggie - a brand for vegetarian and vegan products
# K-Bio Premium - a brand for premium organic products
# K-Active - a brand for sports and energy drinks, as well as fitness supplements
# K-Free - a brand for gluten-free products
# K-Home - a brand for home and household items, such as cleaning supplies and textiles
# K-Budget - a budget-friendly brand for basic food items
# Exquisit - a premium brand for luxury food items and beverages.
These are just some examples of Kaufland's own brands in Bulgaria, and the list may vary depending on the location and the store.
== Slovakia ==
The first Kaufland store in Slovakia was opened in 2000 in the city of Bratislava.
As of my knowledge cutoff date of September 2021, there were 51 Kaufland stores in Slovakia. Here is a list of some of the major cities with Kaufland stores:
# Bratislava
# Kosice
# Nitra
# Presov
# Trnava
# Zilina
# Banska Bystrica
# Poprad
# Prievidza
# Cadca
Please note that this list may not be exhaustive and there may be Kaufland stores in other smaller cities or towns in Slovakia as well.
Kaufland offers various own brands in Slovakia, including:
# K-Classic - a brand offering affordable basic products of good quality
# K-Bio - a brand offering organic products
# K-take it veggie - a brand offering vegetarian and vegan products
# K-Purland - a brand offering meat products of high quality from selected farms in Germany and Austria
# K-excellent - a brand offering premium quality products at reasonable prices
# K-free - a brand offering gluten-free products
These are some examples of Kaufland own brands in Slovakia, but there are many more.
Category:Hypermarkets