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Supermarket terminology

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paok1970
 
Reply Sat 9 Sep, 2017 08:18 am
What do you call things such as candies, chocolate bars and so on that are usually placed next to the checkout (counter) in a supermarket in order to attract people's attention? I think there is a name or a set phrase for them but I can't remember which is. Would you please help me out? Thank you.
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Reply Sat 9 Sep, 2017 09:04 am
@paok1970,

"impulse buy items"
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