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August 1, 1974Journal of Marketing Research161 citations

The Effects of Merchandising and Temporary Promotional Activities on the Sales of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Supermarkets

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RCRonald C. Curhan

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Retail price, newspaper advertising, display space, and display location quality were tested at two levels for selected fruits and vegetables according to a fractional factorial research design in four large supermarkets. The resulting impact on rates of sale was analyzed for four classes of items; hard fruit, cooking vegetables, salad vegetables, and soft fruit.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a19005d3ad7ada797be2a65https://doi.org/10.1177/002224377401100307
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