“Quick stops to pick up a few items or get gasoline are the primary reasons that consumers visit convenience stores. While convenience stores have a reputation for unhealthy food, many are improving their offerings to provide healthier alternatives appealing to shifting consumer tastes, hoping to encourage more visits.”
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Convenience Store Shopping Frequency
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25th November 2014
“Consumers primarily shop at convenience stores for gas, or quick grab-and-go items like pre-packaged food, drinks, or cigarettes. Now, they will be able to easily get nonprescription medications at affordable prices, further increasing the level of convenience. This move by 7-Eleven may spawn other c-store competitors to offer similar over-the-counter ... 
31st July 2014
“As convenience stores are often limited to quick, stop-in trips, c-store retailers need to offer incentives to consumers to encourage repeat visits such as unique and interesting promotions tied to their brands.”
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Why do people visit convenience stores?
