Supermarkets

Marketing Daily is reporting a new study that says men are confused by supermarkets. The author of the study, Mandy Putnam, vice president at consulting firm TNS Retail Forward, says that, "Grocery stores are not organized in ways that support ease of shopping for male grocery shoppers. Men shopping alone circle back through aisles multiple times in their searches, often become overwhelmed in center-store aisles, and often focus their attention within a fairly narrow visual range. But they...Read Full Story

This article attempts to change your mindset on supermarkets by proposing that most food contained within them is evil and bad for you and why. I want to also try and convince you that when it comes to health, the only way to improve this is by attending these buildings with caution. Read More: Supermarkets Promote Bad Health PsychologyRead Full Story

This article attempts to change your mindset on supermarkets by proposing that most food contained within them is evil and bad for you and why. I want to also try and convince you that when it comes to health, the only way to improve this is by attending these buildings with caution. Read More: Supermarkets Don't Care About Your HealthRead Full Story

If you're looking for bargain air travel, a newly released study finds that you should look at more than just the ticket price. Instead, a researcher at North Carolina State University who co-authored the study says that consumers need to consider the quality of the flights being offered in order to get the best "price efficiency". The study compared flights and "price efficiencies" from several Internet travel agent Web sites. Because each site offers widely different flights some flights...Read Full Story

I bought some diesel today from a supermarket filling station (I won’t embarrass them by publishing the name. Plus they’d probably sue me for publishing company secrets!) and while I was in the queue to pay I heard a conversation between three members of staff regarding the restocking of the shop in the filling station. Up until very recently they used a warehouse cage, one of those large metal cages on wheels, to bring the required stock from the warehouse of the main store to the filling...Read Full Story