Grocery Store Case Study

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When you go into a grocery store, you go with the expectations of buying some items from that particular store. Many times we go into the stores without really thinking about if the store has the item that we are looking for or not. We get dressed get into your car, drive to the store, get out, go in and proceed down the aisle for the item or items you are looking for, just to find that the store does not have it. Everyone needs something from the store every now and then. Without even giving it a second thought we go to the store to get that item expecting the stores who advertise items to have enough for everyone, but when they don’t it becomes frustrating because sometimes you don’t have time to go from one store to the other and you should not have to do that. Grocery stores should live up to a certain standard of dependency to its customers. Products in the Store When someone is at home that’s when they decide that there is a specific item they need. Trusting that the store you shop at has everything you need in stock. Milk, juice, eggs, butter, cereal are some of the most important things people go to the store to buy. Some stores carry only certain products, so that is why you may shop at some stores …show more content…

When shelves are stocked customers like it. They can get in the store get whatever they need and then get out of the store. Some people like to go down the aisles pull out their list pick up their items head to the register and go home. Shelves that are stocked with can foods and bottles can makes it more convient for customers to get around the aisles faster. During the night most of the time is when a store stocks its items so that when the doors open then the store is ready for business. Shelves should always have enough items for a number of customers who may want the same thing. The meat department and other various departments throughout the store should also have a great deal supply of items for

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