Kroger Observation

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Living in Richmond, KY for nearly two years, three places where food can be purchased are Meijer, Kroger and Wal-Mart. Meijer is located in a nice part of town. From my observation, Meijer ambiance is great, and the customers are slightly higher income and older age. Meijer has a lot of whole grains and organic options with great quality fruits and vegetables. Kroger is also located in a nice part of town. The selection at Kroger varies, and the customers are average income young adults. Kroger is a huge marketplace and has a variety of fresh produce and sells more quality organic and natural foods at reasonable prices. Also at Kroger, there are countless savings every day. At Wal-Mart, the food is cheap, and the quality is not as good as Kroger

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