Seven-Eleven Japan Company Description
Can you say Slurpee in Japanese? Seven-Eleven Japan Co. is the country's largest convenience store operator with more than 12,000 company-owned and franchised stores in its tiny homeland. Alcohol, candy, soft drinks, and fast foods (such as box lunches and rice balls) make up most of sales, followed by cigarettes, magazines, software, and other nonfood goods. Its North American subsidiary, 7-Eleven, operates or franchises some 6,700 stores in North America. In addition, the company operates more than 15,800 convenience stores in about a dozen countries around the globe, including more than 1,400 in China. In 2005 the company became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Japanese retail conglomerate Seven & I Holdings.
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