An Asda with tiered private label products and many copycat brands. Wide aisles, open spacing, and clear, organized signage make for a pleasant shopping experience. Multitude of in-store services.

This Sainsbury's near London Heathrow Airport provides shoppers with currency exchange services and an expansive ready-to-eat food section. The store further enhances shopper experience with wide aisles and excellent signage.

PetSmart just opened in Manhattan. This underground store has adoption, training and grooming services in addition to fresh pet foods and a Martha Stewart Pets branded section.

A brand friendly Coles dedicating the majority of signage, display space, and prime shelf space to national brands. Wide aisles and a wealth of clear signage help with shoppability.

This Ace Hardware features a wider product assortment and an extensive garden center. Private label penetration is high across categories and in some a pair and compare strategy with the national brands is used.

Seasonal merchandising platforms display national brand products throughout the store, and price scanners in entrance allow loyalty card customers to save money.

This recently renovated Walgreens is a great example of improved shoppability. Clean, simple signage, and clear sight lines help shoppers navigate the store. Subtle copy cat and pair and compare private label promotion and penetration in the health and beauty care dept. allows brands to stand out. Kiosks are also present in the health and beauty care dept. to inform and guide shopper decisions.

This H.E.B. is well organized with wide aisles and clear navigational signs to make the store easily shoppable for consumers. The store has creative displays with a large selection of not only food products but also gifting materials, pet supplies, and flowers.

This Comercial Mexicana has heavy price promotion signage throughout the store, and minimal private label penetration. It also has clear directional signage and a large section devoted to ready-to-eat meals and food service. There are great examples of brand blocking in the beverage aisles.

This H.E.B. offers a variety of services, such as an eat-in cafe and a drive thru pharmacy. It also heavily promotes its low prices and has a tiered private label strategy across several departments. H.E.B. has allocated significant shelf-space to its private label, making it very prominent in this particular store.

This CVS features prominent signage advertising low prices and sales. The store further emphasizes potential savings with a standalone coupon center and price checker. Additionally it features advertisements for its clinic services available in other stores.

A nicely organized grocery store with a large selection of products from food to beauty and party supplies. The store had an emphasis on creative brand displays located throughout the entire store.

New Disney Store offering a very unique experience. Lots of in-store media - kiosks, TVs, projectors - and a strong emphasis on characters and themes. Highly experiential set-up intended to appeal to children. Minimal signage lets the iconic characters speak for themselves.

This Chedraui has several examples of a store-within-a-store near the front, and an extremely wide assortment of products and services. It offers food service and ready-to-eat meals, in addition to lifestyle messaging and very wide aisles. Low shelves in the health and beauty section help shoppers navigate.

This Acme banner features a program launched in 2009 called Nutrition IQ which is being introduced in many of Supervalu's food store chains. The system places informational tags on or near numerous products that highlight important nutritional benefits to shoppers. The store also features a significant amount of private label products within each department.