Which common visual merchandising strategy explains why milk and other essential dairy products are typically placed at the back of grocery stores?

Visual merchandising in grocery stores is a carefully crafted science designed to influence shopping behavior. From strategic product placement to sensory marketing, retailers use numerous techniques to maximize sales. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most fundamental visual merchandising strategies employed by supermarkets worldwide - a practice that has shaped how we shop for decades.

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To maintain proper refrigeration infrastructure along exterior walls
To force shoppers to walk through the entire store, increasing exposure to other products and impulse purchases
To group all refrigerated items together for energy efficiency
To follow traditional store layouts established in the 1800s when dairy was delivered through back entrances