What is differ from minimarket and supermarket?

Answer 1

Hypermarket/Superstore Hypermarket is superstore which combines a supermarket (Supermarket is a self-service store, which offers a wide variety of food and household merchandise, organized into departments) and a Department store. It carries a wide range of products under one roof, including full range of Groceries and General merchandise ( Dry goods, apparel and accessories, furniture and home furnishings, small wares, hardware, and food). ü A typical Hypermarket has 35,000 square feet of Retail space (selling space). ü Business model focus is on High volume and low profit. ü Carrefour opened their first hypermarket in 1963 at Sainte-Geneviève-des-Bois, France ü Oshawa Group opened their first store in 1973 near Montreal, NA _arunmuthujothiraj@Yahoo.co.in

Answer 2

A Superstore is a much larger department store selling general merchandise. A Hypermarket is the same, but also sells grocery products. Your probably confused, because Wal-Mart calls their hypermarkets Supercenters and Target calls theirs SuperTargets, but they, in a sense, should be called Hypercenter or HyperTarget. I guess Super sounds better than Hyper.

Answer 3

There are differences between a mini market and a super market. A mini market, or convenience store, has a smaller selection of things. Whereas a supermarket has a large variety of things. Mini markets prices are also a lot higher than a supermarket.

Answer 4

A supermarket is a place that sells food plus additional non food departments like white goods and clothing. It is classed for business purposes as a food retailer. A shopping mall, however, consists of a variety of shops all in the one big building each shop individually owned

Answer 5

a hypermarket combines the idea of a grocery store and a department store. They are more common in western areas like Japan.