Why are supermarket vegetables tied up and sold? If it hadn't been a slip of the tongue, the employee would have been kept in the dark.

Basically every Friday, the supermarket will welcome a large number of people, many office workers tired of a weekend finally free time to hurry to the supermarket to buy their own food, so as to spend a happy and happy weekend!

Supermarkets nowadays, big or small, are very rich in variety. Especially the kind of national chain, the scale is relatively large, the variety is more complete, not only the variety is complete, but also the service is particularly thoughtful. In the past, there were some convenience foods in the supermarket. Now, not only fresh fruits and vegetables are available, but also cooked food area. It is really very convenient!

Huahua found that the fruits and vegetables in the fresh fruit and vegetable area were always exquisite. They were either packed in boxes with plastic wrap or tied into small bundles with tape, neatly arranged. The atmosphere was completely different from that of the market outside! When buying vegetables, you can also choose at will, and the final settlement is very convenient.

But do you know why vegetables in supermarkets are taped up? Huahua went to the supermarket last week and happened to hear two shop assistants talking about tying vegetables. I didn't expect that there were so many reasons! Huahua told everyone what she overheard today. Why did the vegetables have to be tied up?

Reason 1: It looks good.

Supermarkets with a slightly larger scale all want to let users have a better shopping experience when they come in. In order to distinguish the market from the supermarket, the first thing is to treat the shopping experience separately. The reason why vegetables are tied up is to make it easy for people to choose to buy them. Plus, the weight of each portion is not too much, so it is suitable for one person to eat. Orderly placed, is to make people's shopping experience can be better.

Reason 2: Promotion

Large supermarkets were different from markets. The vegetables sold in one day might be left over. At this time, they needed to be tied up with tape and bundled for promotion. The price would be slightly lowered, and then the discount promotion would be a buy-one-get-one-free method. This was the usual method used by large supermarkets. Of course, people were also very adapted to the practices of merchants. Often go shopping at night, this is indeed more than the day on some.

Reason 3: Convenience

This is not only true of vegetables, but it is not difficult to find that this is also true of fruit areas. Often there is that kind of fruit mixture wrapped in plastic wrap, colorful, people seem to increase appetite. This practice is very convenient, the merchant has washed the fruit and processed it, and cut it into small pieces with a knife. After buying it, you only need to insert it with a fork to eat it. It is very convenient.

To put it bluntly, in fact, this practice is equivalent to perfecting one's own operation mode, improving the shopping experience, etc. As a merchant, to be so careful or to agree with this practice, I don't know what everyone thinks?