How many Al Meera are there in Qatar?

Al Meera is a Mass Grocery Retailer (MGR) having 54 branches, the biggest retail chain in Qatar.

When was Al Meera?

2005
Established in 2005, Al Meera Consumer Goods Company was a natural evolution of the co-operatives that were established in the last thirty years in order to serve the varying needs of the Qatari society.

When was Al Meera established Qatar?

Established in 2005, Al Meera Consumer Goods Company (Q.P.S.C.) aspires to be the leading retailer in Qatar, offering the best shopping experience to customers.

What is Almeera?

Almeera. as a name for girls is an Arabic name, and the meaning of Almeera is “princess”. Almeera is a variant form of Almera (Arabic): feminine of Elmer.

Which is better LuLu or Carrefour?

Prices of Basic Grocery Items For instance, 500 ml of fresh milk is available for as low as AED 2.9 at Carrefour, whereas you can buy the same quantity of milk from Lulu within AED 3.25. Carrefour, however, has a slightly more premium variety, especially in the larger stores.

Who owns LuLu Qatar?

Yusuff Ali Musaliam Veettil Abdul Kader, popularly known as Yusuff Ali M. A (born 15 November 1955) is a UAE-based Indian businessman and billionaire. He is the chairman and managing director of LuLu Group International that owns the LuLu Hypermarket chain worldwide and LuLu International Shopping Mall.

How many Maar branches does Al Meera have?

Currently, Al Meera’s chain consists of over 50 branches and aims to fulfil customers’ daily needs by building a presence in every neighbourhood.

Which is cheaper Union Coop or Carrefour?

The store locations surveyed were: Choithrams, Dubai Marina, Al Maya, Dubai Marina, Spinneys, Al Furjan, Carrefour, Discovery Pavilion, Lulu Hypermarket, Al Qusais and Union Co-op in Al Barsha. 35, respectively, while Spinneys was fourth with Dh170. 76.

How many supermarkets are there in UAE?

In 2018, supermarkets and hypermarkets had the largest number of retail chained outlets in the foodservice sector in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) at 474 outlets, followed by service station forecourts at 266 outlets. In comparison, there were 461 supermarkets and hypermarkets in 2015.