Best Online Grocery Brands in 2025
09 Jul, 2025

Online grocery market size was US$ 595.58 billion in 2024 and is projected to surpass US$ 3,610.94 billion by 2033 at a CAGR of 22.17% from 2025 to 2033. The increased demand from consumers for convenience and quick access to a large range of products is driving the fast growth of the online grocery sector. Technological developments, such as user-friendly websites and mobile apps, have increased the efficiency and accessibility of online grocery shopping. Enhancing the overall customer experience, faster and more dependable order fulfillment is ensured by improvements in delivery and logistics services. With their customized options and frequent deliveries, subscription and personalized shopping models are becoming more and more popular. Urbanization, a propensity for contactless purchasing, and shifting lifestyles all contribute to the market's expansion. Online grocery shopping is a vital component of contemporary retail and is set to continue growing globally as major firms continue to adapt to suit changing consumer expectations.

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List of Leading Companies in the Online Grocery Market

1. Tesco Plc.

Establishment: 1919

Headquarters: United Kingdom

Website: www.tescoplc.com

Revenue: $89.3B in 2024

Tesco Plc (Tesco) is a global general merchandise store. The business operates both online and through multi-format storefronts. It runs stores in different formats, such as large, small, dotcom-only, and one-stop, which are distinguished by size and the variety of goods offered. Fresh food, beverages, groceries, bakeries, baby supplies, apparel, appliances, frozen food, pets, consumer electronics, electrical goods, and health and beauty items are all available at Tesco. In the UK, it also offers retail banking, insurance, and consulting services through Tesco Bank. The firm is present in both the UK and Europe. The UK's Greater London, specifically Welwyn Garden City, is home to Tesco's headquarters.

2. Walmart Inc.

Establishment: 1962

Headquarters: United States of America

Website: www.walmart.com

Revenue: $681.0B in 2024

Walmart Inc. is a retailer that operates across multiple channels. In addition to warehouse clubs and Sam's Clubs, the firm runs physical stores such supermarkets, hypermarkets, department and discount stores, and neighborhood markets. It also runs eCommerce platforms, which include websites and mobile applications. Walmart provides everyday cheap pricing on a wide range of products through its retail channels, including groceries and consumables, health and wellness, technology, office and entertainment, hardlines, clothing, and home goods. Equate, Allswell, Free Assembly, Mainstays, George, Onn, Parent's Choice, Time and Tru, Wonder Nation, and No Boundaries are just a few of the private labels and licensed brands that the company sells with other third-party brands.

Along with fuel and gift cards, Walmart also provides financial services and related goods such prepaid cards, money orders, money transfers, check cashing, and bill payment, as well as a number of value-added services like Walmart Connect, Fulfillment, GoLocal, and Walmart Luminate. Its e-commerce portals are available throughout Asia-Pacific, Africa, and the Americas. The US city of Bentonville, Arkansas, is home to Walmart's headquarters.

3. Auchan SA

Establishment: 1961

Headquarters: Croix, Lille

Website: www.auchan-retail.com

By putting its consumers at the center of its business, Auchan Retail is dedicated to fostering a new age of retail that is focused on enhancing people's lives. The company markets itself as a multi-format, "phygital" shop committed to supporting local, healthy, and high-quality items while consistently innovating to offer a close, connected, surprise, and thoughtful customer experience.
Auchan Retail, which operates 1,985 points of sale in 12 countries, provides a variety of formats, such as supermarkets, hypermarkets, and ultra-convenience shops, all of which are made possible by the adaptability and reach of e-commerce. With about 179,590 employees worldwide, the corporation is among the biggest employers in the world.

4. The Kroger Co.

Establishment: 1883

Headquarters: United States of America

Website: www.thekrogerco.com

Revenue: $147.1B in 2024

Food and non-food product manufacturing and distribution are the areas of expertise for The Kroger Co. (Kroger), a grocery store chain with both physical and online locations. It runs jewelry stores, supermarkets, pharmacies, multi-department stores, and marketplaces all throughout the United States. The company's product line consists of natural food and organic sections, pharmacies, general merchandise, pet centers, and perishables like organic produce and fresh seafood, as well as clothing, home furnishings and fashion, electronics, toys, outdoor living products, and electronics. Private Selection, Kroger, Big K, Smart Way, Heritage Farm, Simple Truth, and Simple Truth Organic are some of the brands under which it offers its goods. Primality operates throughout the United States. The US city of Cincinnati, Ohio, is home to Kroger's headquarters.

5. Carrefour

Establishment: 1959

Headquarters: France

Website: www.carrefour.com/en

Revenue: $94.4B in 2023

Hypermarkets, supermarkets, convenience stores, cash & carry locations, and club format stores are just a few of the retail formats that Carrefour SA (Carrefour) operates. Providing an omni-channel shopping experience with options for in-store shopping, online ordering, home delivery, and pickup services, the company's primary business is retail sales through both integrated and franchised stores. Fresh vegetables, locally sourced goods, fast-moving consumer goods, necessary non-food items, and retail services are just a few of the many products that Carrefour offers. The corporation uses the Carrefour City, Carrefour Contact, Carrefour Express, Carrefour Market, and Carrefour Bio banners to market its goods. The business has operations throughout Africa, Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, and Europe. The headquarters of Carrefour are located in Massy, Ile de France, France.

6. Costco Wholesale Corporation

Establishment: 1983

Headquarters: United States of America

Website: www.costco.com

Revenue: $254.5B in 2023

Costco Wholesale Corporation (Costco) runs a global network of warehouses for its members. Offering a large selection of goods at a lesser cost than traditional wholesale or retail suppliers is one of the company's primary initiatives. Among the main goods and services are groceries, electronics, appliances, car supplies, and cosmetics and health products. Among the well-known brands connected to Costco are Kirkland Signature, its own label. Both small and medium-sized businesses and individual customers are served by the company's goods and services, which can be used for personal or resale purposes. Cross-docking depots and online shopping platforms are part of Costco's distribution network. The US, Canada, Mexico, Japan, the UK, South Korea, Australia, Taiwan, China, Spain, France, Iceland, New Zealand, and Sweden are among the countries where the company works. The US city of Issaquah, Washington, is home to Costco's headquarters.

7. Koninklijke Ahold Delhaize N.V.

Establishment: 2016

Headquarters: Netherlands

Website: www.aholddelhaize.com

Revenue: $96.7B in 2023

Ahold Delhaize, also known as Koninklijke Ahold Delhaize NV, is a multinational food retail company. It provides a large selection of both non-food and perishable and perishable items. Vegetables, fruits, medications, groceries, wine and liquor, meat, baby items, and cosmetics and medical supplies make up the company's product line. Cash and carry, supermarkets, convenience stores, internet, hypermarkets, pharmacies, wine and liquor stores, and small hypermarkets are some of the store formats it uses to service its clientele. Albert, Albert Heijn, Alfa Beta, bol.com, Delhaize, ENA Food Cash & Carry, Food Lion, and Etos Gall & Gall are just a few of the brands that the corporation sells its goods under. Belgium, the Czech Republic, Romania, Greece, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, the Republic of Serbia, and the United States are among the nations in which it conducts business. The headquarters of Ahold Delhaize are located in Zaandam, North Holland, the Netherlands.

8. Target Corporation

Establishment: 1902

Headquarters: United States of America

Website: corporate.target.com

Revenue: $106.6B in 2024

Target Corp (Target) is a retailer that sells a variety of goods and daily necessities at a discount. The company sells a variety of items, including jewelry, shoes, video games, consoles, toys, sporting goods, dry grocery, frozen goods, household necessities, school and office supplies, sports and outdoor products, and cosmetics and personal care items. Target also sells pet supplies, infant equipment, healthcare products, and household cleaning products. Additionally, the business distributes goods through exclusive design collaborations and in-store experiences with companies including Ulta Beauty, Apple, and Disney. It runs retail locations under the Bullseye Design and Target brands. The US city of Minneapolis, Minnesota, is home to Target's headquarters.