foods paper
Breads that keep you calm? Fruits that give you a hormone boost? Years ago, these concepts would be completely off the wall, but in the future, they're not going to seem so far-fetched. Supermarkets will have to constantly update new products, changing shopping needs and evolving attitudes toward food, to maintain a competitive edge. From catering to children and senior citizens to offering "foodaceuticals" (foods combined with drugs to enhance body and mind) and other contemporary products, the concept of food shopping will take on a whole new meaning in years to come. In the '80s, the "superstore" concept gave consumers a new perspective on grocery shopping. Consumers could fill prescriptions, rent videos, and drop off dry cleaning, which helped with busy schedules and gave the term supermarket a whole new meaning. Although this is still the case, the superstore concept can be further expanded. The shopping experience of tomorrow's shoppers will offer more new and exciting products and services than ever before. Hand in hand with this increase in products and services comes the consumer's expectation that supermarkets know and communicate how food should be used to improve life. Stores must become "truste
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Some common words found in the essay are:
Power Frappuccino, Foods Breads, Watts Wacher, Wacher HMRs, Baby Boomers, Baby Boomer, Point-of-Purchase Item/Price, Faith Popcorn, Phil Lempert, Quaker Oats, shopping experience, in-store communications, grocery store, products services, produce department, foodaceuticals foods, shelf space, consumer's expectation, baby boomers, home meal,
Approximate Word count = 1345
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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