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A Japanese food supermarket company operating under the motto 'Lopia' aiming to create a low-price utopia.

Last updated September 1, 2026

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Lopia is a Japanese company that operates food supermarkets, meat specialty stores, and manufactures and sells handmade ham and sausages, among other activities. It was founded on April 28, 1971. The company's motto is 'Same product, cheaper; same price, better quality.' It aims to provide high-quality products at reasonable prices. The group targets 2 trillion yen in sales by fiscal year 2031. As of September 2026, it operates 167 stores.

History

Lopia was founded on April 28, 1971. The company operates food supermarkets, meat specialty stores, and manufactures and sells handmade ham and sausages. Its motto is 'Same product, cheaper; same price, better quality.' The group targets 2 trillion yen in sales by fiscal year 2031. As of September 2026, it operates 167 stores.

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