Brands
Brands & partners
The Products We Carry And The Suppliers Behind Them
Infinity Mart stores stock recognised everyday brands alongside regional products that suit each neighbourhood. This page explains the categories we buy for, how supply and shelf space are organised, and how a brand can start a conversation about being listed.
Categories We Buy For
Soft Drinks And Juice
Cold beverages are the highest-turnover category in almost every store, so cooler space is planned carefully and restocked frequently.
Energy And Sports Drinks
A fast-moving category with regular new launches, usually merchandised together near the cooler doors.
Snacks And Confectionery
Impulse purchases near the till alongside larger sharing packs on the aisle shelves.
Dairy And Chilled
Milk and chilled basics that bring customers back several times a week.
Pantry And Groceries
Top-up items such as soups, instant noodles and kitchen staples for customers who cannot get to a supermarket.
Wellness And Household
Over-the-counter relief and small household necessities, especially valuable outside supermarket opening hours.
How We Work With Suppliers
Direct Supply And Distribution
We work with both national distributors and regional suppliers, depending on province and store size. Stores can be served through a shared supply arrangement or through local delivery where that is more practical.
Shelf And Cooler Planning
Space is allocated by category performance rather than one fixed planogram, so a busy downtown store and a suburban site can carry different depth in the same category.
In-store Promotion
Featured products are supported with shelf signage and front-of-store displays. Promotional terms are agreed per campaign and confirmed with participating stores.
Compliance
Age-restricted categories are handled under the licences held by each store, with staff training and ID checks required at point of sale.
Proposing A product Listing
If you represent a brand or distributor, get in touch with a short summary covering the product range and pack sizes, your pricing and trade terms, which provinces you can deliver to, lead times and minimum order quantities, any required certification or licensing, and the promotional support you can offer at launch. That is usually enough for us to tell you quickly whether there is a fit.
Contact our team