Which area of a typical grocery store is commonly known as the 'Golden Zone' where high-margin specialty food items are strategically placed?

The strategic layout of grocery stores is a fascinating aspect of retail design that directly impacts food shopping behavior. Major supermarket chains invest millions in researching how store layouts influence purchasing decisions. From the placement of essential items to the positioning of impulse buys, every detail is meticulously planned. Test your knowledge about one of the most studied and scientifically designed retail environments we all experience regularly!

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Eye-level shelves (4-5 feet from the floor)
The first 10 feet upon entering the store
Endcaps at the end of each aisle
The center of the store where frozen foods are located