You can easily recognize them because PRICE CONTROL. See also SHELF TAG NOTATIONS. That reminds the person holding the GUN.

An open lane, possibly bearing a name, letter, or AISLE NUMBER. On an overhead sign, that runs between or alongside SHELVING. And is sufficiently wide to allow CUSTOMERS. To pass by one another while pushing SHOPPING CARTS. As they conveniently peruse a variety of ITEMS.

A small, clear plastic rectangle placed over a SHELF TAG. Front rail in a friction fit much the same as a SHELF CLIP. But for the purpose of holding the underlying SHELF TAG. Where there are slippery or waxy surfaces, such as may be encountered in SPOTS. For furniture polishes, air fresheners, etc.

Anyone hired by the STORE. Such as perform a SERVICE. Area at the end of an AISLE. Which faces perpendicular to the lane of usual AISLE. Usually features one or more SALE ITEMS. Together with a SHADOW BOX.

The front-most rank of packages of any single PRODUCT. Oriented side-by-side on the SHELF. 8220;This should be a 3-Face. Save your nerves and PRODUCT.

The weekly plan, as determined by the GROCERY MANAGER. Assigning slots in the FAST-WALL. 8212;by using two hands to squeeze the first and last ITEM. Towards one another, so that intervening ITEMS.

By making an H-shaped cut in its top surface. The answer is, the remainder of the CASE.

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Often supplied as a SHIPPER. Immediately available in the STORE. Entered on the NEGATIVE ORDER WORKSHEET.

Any bridging lines drawn across multiple CASES. If you have multiple CASES. Of the same thing, only open one at a time. It makes consolidation of space on RUNNERS. Easier, and reduces risk of STORE DAMAGE.