Chapter 2 Flashcards
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3 segments on retail sector
- Food products
- Consumer goods
- Durable consumer goods
Finished products that satisfy their personal or household needs and wants
Consumer goods
Also known as consumer durables, designed to last for an extended period
Durable consumer goods
RT distribution of food and related products to consumers through various activities
Food products
Set of retailing activities focused on selling products that can be continually utilized
Consumer goods
RT activities that offer consumers durable goods such as household products that last longer
Durable consumer goods
Retailers can operate both retail and ___________ ___________
Institutional markets
(E.g. Schools, hospitals)
How long does durable goods last
Usually 3 years
Stores, often found within malls or commercial areas selling discounted merchandise, including overruns, seconds, from various fashion brands.
Factory outlets
Refers to a traditional store where customers can buy products.
Located in main street or malls
Fixed location
______________________ Business operates from a specific, stationery physical store like a brick and mortar shop or a mall store rathe than mobile or online only operation
Fixed location retail
Large stores offering a WIDE VARIETY of products, including groceries, clothing and electronics
Offer both Food and non food items
Hypermarkets
Example of hyper markets
Puregold, sm hypermarket, super 8
A self-service shop offering a wide variety of food, beverages, and house hold items, organized into sections
Super market
The focus on food and other household items
Usually smaller and more convenient
Super market
Type of retail store that focuses on food items, off brand products at LOWER PRICES compared to super markets
DISCOUNT STORES
Refers to the good or products that a company buys and sells
Merchandise
Encompasses sales generated by unregistered or unlicensed retailers, street hawkers or open market stalls
Informal retailers
They are often called pop ups
Common and allowing businesses to test ideas, reach new audiences or offer exclusive experiences in a limited time and location, such as malls, markets or event venues
TEMPORARY SHOPS
Store that is not physically present, and the service is entirely automated
Vending machines
A small retail establishment that sells basic but limited selection of everyday items like snacks, drinks, groceries and are often stay LONG HOURS FOR CUSTOMER CONVENIENCE
Convenience store
Focuses on selling product or a narrow line of products offering a deep assortment within the category
Speciality store
e.g. florist, sporting goods store, or bookstore
Focuses on both perishable and non perishable foods supplies and non -edible household items
Grocery store
Also known as a dollar store
Sells wide array of goods including groceries, but also APPAREL, TOYS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT DISCOUNTED PRICES
Variety store