- Supermarkets in Latvia
This is a list of supermarkets in
Latvia .*
Stockmann
*Elvi
*Iki
*Maxima (VP Market )
*Mego plus
*Mego
*Nelda
*Rimi Baltic +Supernetto
*Beta (Savel SIA)
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