This document presents different types of retail stores. It discusses general merchandise retailing which includes specialty stores, specialized markets, department stores, general merchandise discount stores, and off-price retailers. Specialty stores focus on a narrow product line while specialized markets house stores in a particular product category. Department stores offer a broad variety of goods and discount stores sell brand name items at lower prices. Food retailing includes convenience stores, supermarkets, super centers/hypermarkets, and wholesale clubs. Convenience stores offer necessities while supermarkets are self-service retailers over $2 million in annual sales. Super centers combine food and other goods and wholesale clubs require membership fees.

1. Presentation on Different types of store
retailing
Presented by Md. Asadujjaman Roni
ID: 120103028

2. Retail store:
• Retail is the process of selling consumer goods and/or services
to customers through multiple channels of distribution to
earn a profit.

4. Variations in different retail:
Three main retail formats are-
1. General merchandise retailing
2. Food retailing
3. Non store retailing

5. General merchandise retailing
1. Specialty stores
2. Specialized markets
3. Department stores
4. General merchandise discount stores
5. Off price retailers
6. Catalog showrooms

6. Specialty Stores:
Retailers offering a narrow product line and wide
Assortment:
Virgin Records (music products)
Mango (youth fashion)

8. Specialized retail:
Markets that house stores specializing in a particular
product category
Jade market (Hong Kong)
Spice market (Istanbul)

10.  Offer a broad variety of goods and wide
assortments
 U.S. and Canada: recent substantial losses
 Europe: expansion of national chains throughout
the European Union
 Asia: on the decline
Department Stores:

12.  Sell high volumes of merchandise
 Offer limited service
 Charge lower prices
 Types:
All-purpose: offer wide variety of merchandise
and limited depth
Category specialists (category killers): carry a
narrow variety of merchandise and offer a wide
assortment
General Merchandise Discount Stores:

14.  Sell brand name and designer merchandise
at below regular retail prices
 Overruns, irregular products, previous
seasons’ products
 Examples:
Factory outlet stores
Close-out retailers (broad, inconsistent
assortments)
Single-price retailers (all products for the
same price)
Off-Price Retailers

15. Catalog Showrooms:
Offer high-turnover, brand name goods at discount prices

16. Food retailing:
1. Convenience stores.
2. Conventional supermarkets.
3. Super centers and hypermarkets.
4. Ware house clubs or wholesale clubs.

17. Convenience Store:
 Small residential retailers or retail chains consisting of
small neighborhood stores
 Open long hours
 Carry limited lines of higher-turnover necessities
 One-stop shopping

18. Conventional Supermarkets:
 Self-service retailers with annual sales higher than $2
million and less than 20,000 square feet of store space

19. Super centers &Hyper markets:
 Combination stores (food and drug)
 Hypermarkets – combine supermarket, discount,
and warehouse retailing

20. Warehouse Clubs (Wholesale Clubs):
 Require members to pay an annual fee
 Operate in low-overhead, warehouse-type facilities
 Offer limited lines of brand-name and dealer-brand
merchandise at a substantial discount

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