Five forms of fruit and vegetable display

Rich and varied display forms and reasonable display order can make consumers feel refreshed and stimulate their buying behavior. The following five forms of display are unique and have their own advantages.

Stem row type

When long commodities such as onions are arranged in a certain direction, the edges will form a straight line. This display form is called "stem row".

Display order: after determining the arrangement direction of the roots or leaves of the goods, they can be neatly and tightly stacked; Pay attention to overlapping goods when stacking; If the edge parts are arranged neatly, the goods can keep a certain length.

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? Round product type

Suitable for displaying round fruits such as grapes, grapefruit and apples, and vegetables such as cabbage and lettuce can also be classified as round objects.

Display order: first determine the front of the lowest floor of the bottom, then arrange the side, and then arrange the first floor of the central surface; The second floor should be arranged in the center of the goods and commodities on the first floor; Next, lay out the third and fourth layers.

Subdivide product types

After the commodity display is completed, the top line will present a stepped display pattern.

Display sequence: after the front and bottom surfaces are determined, arrange the central part and display the first floor; When the goods on the second floor are displayed, they should be displayed from the front at about 65,438+0 or 65,438+0/2 behind the goods on the first floor (the position above the second floor will also change with the hardness of the goods).

Decentralized type

Different shapes of root vegetables or bananas can be arranged at will as long as the front and back parts are arranged neatly. As for the middle part, it is called "loose type".

Display order: arrange the goods in front of the bottom surface, and then arrange the sides; When the second and third floors are displayed, it should be noted that the front and side parts of the goods must be placed neatly; The central part, whether it is the upper section or the lower section, can be piled up at will as long as there is no extra space.

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? Accumulative type

Non-circular goods such as packaged goods, bagged goods or deformed goods and strip goods. They are all arranged at the front and side first, and then piled up to a certain extent, which is called "stacking".

Display order: the front part should be placed neatly, and the side part can be stacked with partition board or the goods themselves; For deformed goods, the upper goods can be placed in the grooves of the lower goods themselves or in the gaps between the goods.

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