| COOP Jednota | |
|---|---|
| Type | Private |
| Industry | Retail |
| Founded | 1845 |
| Founder | Samuel Jurkovič |
| Headquarters | Slovakia |
| Website | www |
COOP Jednota Slovensko is a consumer cooperative whose members are 30 regional consumer cooperatives (these have the words COOP Jednota in their names), which operate a network of stores. Founded in 1845, COOP Jednota is one of the oldest retail stores in Slovakia. As of December 2025, COOP Jednota operated 1,937 supermarkets and grocery stores in Slovakia.
In 1845, Samuel Jurkovič founded the first cooperative in the territory of present-day Slovakia, at that time the Agricultural Association. Later, in 1869, Samuel Ormis founded the predecessor of cooperative retail, the Food Association in the town of Revúca. After 1950, Jednota consumer cooperatives were established in the countryside. Between 1952–1974, the Slovak Union of Consumer Cooperatives was established as the governing body of the Jednots; this was transformed into the legal form of a cooperative in 1997. Near the end of 2002, the Slovak Union of Consumer Cooperatives merged with the COOP Centrum enterprise (founded in 1999) and was renamed COOP Jednota Slovensko, a consumer cooperative.
In 2010, the cooperative COOP Jednota Bratislava, spotrebné družstvo, was separated from COOP Jednota Slovensko, which entered into a contractual partnership with the company CBA Slovakia, a. s., and since 2011 has changed its business name to TERNO Slovensko, spotrebné družstvo. In 2016, TERNO Slovensko de facto transferred its activities to the company Terno real estate s.r.o., whose owner is the Maltese investment fund SANDBERG INVESTMENT FUND SICAV Plc, and TERNO Slovensko, s. d. itself subsequently ceased to exist.
In its recent years, COOP Jednota has become one of the largest food retailers in Slovakia, with the highest share of income of Slovak products, which reaches up to 70%. More than 1 million customers have a customer card and it employs over 14,000 workers.

As of December 31, 2024, the cooperative covered 1,954 stores in Slovakia, most of which are classified into one of three basic formats: