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If you have been to Europe, particular the U.K., you know what Tesco is. It is an omnipresent, progressive grocery chain. They are opening up their first US stores starting in California. I always enjoyed Tesco’s twist on the supermarket, and I am sure they will be making a very successful entrance into the US marketplace.
Labor unions don’t like Tesco’s non-union workforce, and are already starting trouble.
Store layouts, customer experience and ergonomics has always interested me, and it should interest you to if you plan to open a storefront.
Below is a slideshow of the store.
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Looks similar to Publix in Florida.
God bless the American labor movement.
/am I kidding or not!!!