What is the difference between supermarkets and superstores?

Answer 1

Supermarkets run large 50 thousand plus square footage sales areas, have plus 14000 lines, run the full range of grocery but add in such items as white goods, entertainment lines, clothing non food variants such as stationary.

Convenience store are just that. situated within communities. Central to the suburb communities. Run 2 to 5 thousand square foot stores, have limited lines (2000 approximately), keep to the basic staples for daily demand.

Answer 2

A grocery store will typically just carry foods and different types of produce and can even include baked goods. Whereas a supermarket is much larger and can offer household products on top of food and offer a larger selection of items, sometimes selling in bulk.

Answer 3

The supermarket concentrates its focus on grocery items with a few retail non food items, generally related to the food items such as dish drainers, knives, or plastic storage units.

The superstore will carry varying items with less weight given to the grocery side of the store. The superstore may carry items such as clothes, shoes, stationary, or seasonal merchandise at the expense of a supermarket emphasis on grocery items.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

in a market you buy AND sell goods.

a supermarket is where you only buy goods.

markets tend to be smaller and sometimes outdoors.

supermarkets are big enough buildings

Answer 6

wet and dry flooring

Answer 7

a local shop is smaller

Answer 8

prices