Tanul Dhamgaye - Gondia

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A grocery store is a shop selling different types of foods from different cultures and household items. The foods sold may include vegetables, fresh fruits, frozen packaged foods flowers and meat. Household items sold may include laundry supplies, household cleaning supplies and hygiene items such as toothpaste. Grocery stores are in classification according to their sizes. Some are small and hence have limited items. The large stores have quite a variety of items. A supermarket is an example of a large grocery store. It is a large form of a traditional grocery store. It is a self-service store with a variety of products organized into aisles. Other than food, supermarkets provide other items such as clothes, alcohol, pet supplies and pharmacy products. Products in a supermarket have low prices than smaller stores. Reason being, supermarkets buy goods directly from manufacturers at low prices. A hypermarket is a large supermarket, which has a department store. It is a superstore. Combining of the supermarket and department store makes the difference between a supermarket and a hypermarket. Apart from foods, other items are present. Mode of service is self-service. Like supermarkets, prices are low because their suppliers are distribution centers. A hypermarket has business models that focus on low-margin sales and high volume. Greengroceries are a term referring to small grocery stores mainly selling vegetables and fruits. Another term referring to those grocery stores is produce markets. The fruits and vegetables are of different types. The fruits are from assorted places and different cultures. Since both the fruits and vegetables are perishable, they are always under conditions that will keep them fresh for as long as possible. These types of stores are common in malls or street markets. Convenience stores are also small grocery stores that sell sandwiches and snack foods. Usually the prices are higher than in supermarkets or ordinary grocery stores. Apart from snacks and sandwiches, convenience stores also sell items such as soft and alcoholic drinks, newspapers, tobacco products, toiletries and groceries. They are similar to general stores but the difference between the two is that they are not in rural areas and that they are supplements for larger stores. They are mostly common in gas and railway stations. Delicatessen stores are similar to convenience stores.