Big C Vietnam

Big C Supercenter operates "hypermarkets" or "supercenters", modern retail businesses managed by Groupe Casino. It is one of the major retailers in the world, with over 200,000 employees working in more that 11,000 stores in Vietnam, Thailand, Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil, Colombia, France, Madagascar, and Mauritius.

Big C works with local manufacturers to develop their own brands, including "Wow! Attractive Price", "Bakery by Big C" and "Big C".

Big C Vietnam is one of the largest shopping centers in Vietnam, with three supermarkets in the center of Vietnam, nine supermarkets in the north, and 10 locations in the south. Most items in Big C are made in Vietnam.

Big C Vietnam's export activities

The Export Department in Đồng Nai Province has exported local commodities, especially to Groupe Casino's members. In 2009, Big C Vietnam exported nearly 1,000 containers of commodities worth US$17 million.

Community relations

Big C has carried out numerous programs and social activities in order to integrate with locals.

Participating in recycling waste products, collecting used batteries.
Supporting poor locals, people experiencing hardship, and Agent Orange victims .
Participating in business enhancing activities in remote areas.
Participating in activities in response to the price stabilization policy of the government.

Recognition

Voted as one of the Top Three Retailers in Vietnam in 2010.
Received HACCP certificate.
Top trade service, 2010.
Golden Dragon Award from VnEconomy publisher and the Ministry of Planning and Investment.

Big C Vietnam locations

Big C has 31 stores throughout Vietnam.^[1]

References

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↑ "Your Nearest Store". Big C Supercenter. Retrieved 10 February 2016.
↑ L.K.L. "Việt Nam tham dự vòng loại Châu Á Cúp Thế giới Bánh mì Bánh ngọt Louis Lesaffre", Bao Dien Tu Cong Thuong
↑ Nguyên Hồng. "Nhãn hàng riêng và cuộc chơi của các siêu thị", Dien Dan Doanh Nghiep
↑ H.Đ. "Sức mua tại Big C tăng cao", Hà Nội Mới
↑ Tuoi Tre. "Price hikes: Supermarkets say no to suppliers", Tuoi Tre news

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