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Examples of supermarket

supermarket
It was reported also that 35 per cent of supermarkets belonging to chains in the metropolitan area were affected.
Other retail outlets for eggs include kiosks, roadside vendors, supermarkets (small, medium or large) selling table eggs where few had refrigeration facilities for the eggs.
There were no outbreaks associated with other retail outlets such as supermarkets.
Even a casual glance at much of the imported pabulum, both organic and conventional, lurking on the supermarket shelf lends strength to that particular argument.
But we can look at stacking supermarket sheds or putting housing on top of them and parking under them.
Everywhere the reign of these non-places is growing, in the forms of supermarkets, motorways, airports, and so on.
Many spoke about distributing posters and leaflets to places where people in the community would pick them up, such as libraries, supermarkets and pharmacies.
Although a variety of organic products were being purchased, the list was still quite limited compared with conventional foods that are available in the supermarkets.
Yet, alcohol is freely available and can be purchased in supermarkets.
These supermarkets purchase produce only from large-scale growers, leaving the small farmer with the traditional markets, now less lucrative and serving fewer people.
The prices tend to be higher in local shops, but travelling by bus to a supermarket costs money, time and effort.
In 2000, conventional supermarkets for the first time sold more organic food than any other venue1.
In the supermarkets that sell seafood, there is almost an obsessive concern about hygiene.
Furthermore, in several countries there has been a decline in local retailing in favour of supermarkets located out of town.
They found the children's speech to be more complex and dynamic in the classroom than in the supermarket.
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