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The emergence of hypermarket style convenience stores far from ruining the market for independent retailers has provided an opportunity for entrepreneurs to specialise providing a superior customer experience and still achieve good gross profit margins.

Many neighbourhoods have seen the re emergence of the local shop. With the frantic pace of life being able to “pop in” for a few convenience groceries, has proven to be increasingly popular. Running a corner shop selling, newspapers, groceries and liquor is perceived to be “straight forward” requiring less skill sets than say a barbers, florist or a restaurant. EPOS systems support vendors in monitoring staff, and help achieve a disciplined approach to buying and careful stock control. Your corner shop often boasts profits which would be envied by their patrons.