Which grocery store layout strategy is specifically designed to increase unplanned purchases by forcing customers to walk through the entire store?

In the competitive world of food retail, store layouts are carefully engineered to maximize sales and enhance customer experience. Grocery chains invest millions in researching how customers navigate stores and interact with products. This poll tests your knowledge about a specific strategic layout technique used by many major supermarkets worldwide that influences shopping behavior and purchase decisions. Think about how products are arranged and why certain items might be placed in specific locations.

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Grid Layout (straight aisles arranged in parallel lines)
Racetrack/Loop Layout (main aisle forms a loop around the store's perimeter)
Free-Flow Layout (no defined pattern, allowing customers to browse in any direction)
Boutique Layout (separate themed sections organized as mini-stores within the main store)