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What's the difference between a supermarket and a hypermarket?
Supermarket: The products of the supermarket are mainly fresh, fruits and daily necessities.
Hypermarkets: The products of hypermarkets are mainly fast-moving consumer goods and daily necessities.
Second, the characteristics are different.
Supermarkets: Supermarkets are characterized by small profits but quick turnover, small commodity packages and many choices for customers.
Hypermarkets: Hypermarkets are characterized by low-cost strategies, limited services and self-service.
Third, the target groups are different.
Supermarket: The target group of the supermarket is people of all ages and categories.
Hypermarkets: The target group of hypermarkets is housewives.
Fourth, the scale is different.
Supermarkets: There are many kinds of supermarkets, usually concentrated in residential areas or commercial areas.
Hypermarket: Hypermarket covers a large area and is located near the central city.
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