Which grocery store layout strategy is known as the 'Golden Path' and is used by retailers to maximize exposure to high-margin products?

The layout of grocery stores isn't random - it's meticulously designed to influence consumer behavior. From product placement to sensory marketing, food retailers employ numerous psychological tactics to encourage purchases. This poll explores one fascinating aspect of retail design that affects how we shop for food. Test your knowledge about the subtle strategies that might be influencing your grocery shopping habits!

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Placing essential items like milk and bread at the back of the store, forcing customers to walk past other products
Creating narrow aisles that slow down customer movement, increasing time spent looking at products
Positioning high-profit items at eye level, while placing lower-margin products on bottom shelves
Using bright lighting and mirrors to make the produce section appear larger and more abundant