Previous IGA Store Trading Names
Western Australia - Foodland Associated Limited (FAL) Now IGA Distribution WA Pty LTD
- Action Supermarkets (WA, QLD & NSW)
- Action Food Barns WA
- Supa Valu - first independent supermarket brand in Australia, franchise later sold to Foodland Associated Limited and scaled back to Western Australia becoming independent full service convenience stores. (WA Only)
- Dewsons - Full service high quality independent supermarkets in Western Australia
- Dewsons Express (2005–2006) - Independent convenience stores in Western Australia with fresh categories and convenience lines focus. It never opened beyond a few stores, due to the Metcash/IGA takeover of FAL
- Bi-Lo (WA Only)
- Farmer Jacks (WA Only)
- Newmart (WA Only)
East Coast of Australia
- Festival (Large stores) (except in Tasmania)
- Welcome Mart (medium-sized stores)
- Foodtown
- Shop-Rite - Trading name of IGA stores prior to 2000 and again in 2005 in the ACT
- Rainbow Supermarkets
- Tuckerbag
- Foodland (South Australia & NT)
- Jewel Food Stores - food barn discount supermarket
- Clancys - independent convenience supermarkets in New South Wales
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