Distinguish between supermarket and hypermarket (five points each)​

A Supermarket is a large store, but a Hypermarket is much bigger than a Supermarket. Hypermarkets store a higher number of FMCG products than a Supermarket.

A Supermarket is a large store, but a Hypermarket is much bigger than a Supermarket. Hypermarkets store a higher number of FMCG products than a Supermarket. ... Prices of items at a Hypermarket are generally less than in Supermarkets.

explanation

What is the Supermarket?

A Supermarket is a big self-service retail market that generally sells foods and household items. It can be called a larger version of a grocery store.

Supermarkets typically have a more extensive selection range than that of a traditional grocery store. The items are categorized and placed in aisles so that the customers can walk through them and take what they want. The aisles in the Supermarket typically contain fresh fruits, dairy products, baked items, meat, canned and packaged foods, and all sorts of non-food items such as kitchen items, household items, pharmacy products, toiletries, etc.

Usually, Supermarkets are built on a single floor with a large amount of floor space. They are located in the proximity of residential or busy urban areas to be convenient for the customers. Most of the Supermarkets are open for long hours, with some opening 24 hours a day.

Supermarkets are generally a part of corporate chains that possess other branches at different places. Wal-mart, Tesco, Costo, Wholesale, Kroger are some of the popular Supermarkets worldwide you may have heard of.

What is a Hypermarket?

The combination of a Departmental store and a Supermarket is known as a Hypermarket. A Hypermarket was invented much later in the year 1931 to give the customers a feeling of a store even more massive than a Supermarket with the term Hypermarket.

It was created to cite a large retail unit that was previously called a Supermarket. Fred Myer chain was the first in the US to be labeled as a Hypermarket, but the term Hypermarket was later reserved for all such stores, which had the combined facilities of a Supermarket and a Departmental store.

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