Define the following: (a) Store (b) Store keeping (c) Store keeper (d) Inspection (e) receiving QUESTION TWO. List down contents of GRN QUESTION THREE State the importance of conducting thorough goods
1.A)A store is a business for the retail sale of goods and services. ... Grocery stores and other large retail outlets need an effective distribution system. A store is a business for the retail sale of goods and services.
B)'Store keeping' refers to the safe custody of all items of raw materials, supplies, finished parts, purchased parts etc., in the store-room for which the store-keeper acts as a trustee. It is said to be the process of receiving and distributing stores or supplies.
C)The definition of a storekeeper is a person who owns, operates or manages a retail establishment. The man in charge at your local convenience store is an example of a storekeeper.
D)An inspection involves checking something, i.e., examining and assessing something. ... They also have to make sure that whatever they are inspecting is safe. In the world of business, inspection is the critical appraisal of materials, items, or systems involving examination, testing, and gauging.
E)to come into possession of : acquire receive a gift. 2a : to act as a receptacle or container for the cistern receives water from the roof. b : to assimilate through the mind or senses receive new ideas. 3a : to permit to enter : admit.
2)What to Include in a Goods Received Note
•The name of the supplier.
•Different products delivered.
•Date and time of delivery.
•Quantities of each product.
•Name and signature of the store's manager or representative.
•Name and signature of the supplier's representative.
3)Most new businesses will encounter three different types of customer; market research gives you the ability to understand how your target customers think and adapt to their needs in order to turn them into regular customers and brand advocates.
