Thursday, November 28, 2019

The Best Price Stores

Walmart India owns and operates 27 Best Price Modern Wholesale stores offering nearly 5,000 items in a Cash & Carry wholesale format. The Best Price Stores offer best prices with unmatched convenience, choice, quality and hygiene. The company also has 3 Fulfillment Centres in the country - Mumbai, Lucknow and Hyderabad. 

Walmart India opened its first Fulfillment Center (FC) in Mumbai in November 2017 to enable kiranas, resellers & other businesses in Mumbai and neighbouring areas to get access to a wide & exciting assortment of merchandise relevant to them without stepping out of their stores. The second FC was opened in 2018 in Lucknow and the third one is located in Hyderabad. The FCs have been curated keeping in mind the finer nuances of convenience of small resellers, kiranas & other businesses – choice, value and service that they expect – great quality and competitively priced merchandise, doorstep delivery and easy payment solutions. The FCs contribute to the State and local economies by creating over 1500 direct & indirect local jobs, developing SME suppliers, and enabling small businesses to succeed. This model is a definitive step towards building an impactful distribution eco-system.
In addition to Cash & Carry business in India, Walmart contributes to the Indian economy in many other ways, including through Global Sourcing Centre and the Technology Centre, Walmart Labs and the most recent investment in Flipkart. 

A typical Best Price cash-and-carry store spans over 50,000 square feet offering more than 5,000 items across product categories such as:
  • Consumer Packaged Goods (Food & Non Food)
  • General Merchandise
  • Household Electronics
  • Appliances
  • Fresh (Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Mutton, Fish)
  • Dairy (Milk and Milk Products)
Many more other products are also available under one roof, at everyday low and transparent prices to business members, allowing retailers and business owners to lower their cost of operations and maximize their revenues. Over 90-95% of these products are sourced locally. This helps to keep costs to a minimum, adds to the growth of local economy and creates job opportunities. Enhanced job opportunities are also created locally as the store directly employs from the local community.

Our Brands

Best Price stores have a dedicated Private Label program to meet the unique needs of resellers ('Kirana stores'), offices and institutions, hotels, restaurants and caterers.
This program has been designed after in-depth and meticulous research on the demographic structure of our country and its unique needs, demands and aspirations of various business segments. 
The Private Label program offerings strengthen the assortment of 'kiranas’ and small businesses to compete with modern retail. The price structure allows profitability to the members, which allows them to pass on the price savings to the end-customers, thereby helping them to save money and live better. 
Private label products are sourced in compliance with all legal and regulatory requirements (conformance to ethical, social and environmental norms, quality, food safety, and packaging). A dedicated team ensures that all the products are rigorously tested for quality and adherence to the highest standards before they are sold at our stores. As products for Private Label are sourced from local suppliers and manufacturers in the SME category, it helps boost the local economy and strengthen the company’s supply chain.  
Best Price offers two exclusive private brands:  Right Buy and Member's Mark. These brands are exclusively available at all 27 Best Price stores. The brand promise of the two brands is “High on Quality, big on Savings.” 
Right Buy: This is an opening price point brand that offers quality products at low prices. The brand offers a promise of “Pay less, Save more” enabling members to enhance their profits. It offers products across food, grocery, cleaning aids and more. Some of the best selling products are bath towels, hand towels, glass cleaner, toilet cleaner, floor cleaners, cornflakes, variety of pulses, papad, spices, sugar, salt, Assam blend CTC tea leaves, cookies, mustard oil, pet bottles, toothbrush, paper ream, pen, pencil, files and match boxes.
Member’s Mark: The brand that stands for “Selected for quality” offers high levels of quality equivalent to the leading brands, but at very competitive prices. These products employ strictest test standards to ensure high levels of quality. Products include frozen mixed vegetables, frozen green peas, drinking water, danedar ghee, vacuum pack dry fruits, sulphurless sugar, fruit drink variants in apple, orange, mango, guava, mixed fruit juices, CFL light bulbs, executive chairs and apparel/home collection.

Thursday, October 31, 2019

Women are happier without a husband and kids

Are women happier without a husband and kids? A study says YES!

01/8​ Women are happier without getting married or having kids

All those who think a woman should tie the knot before a certain age as marriage makes her life better, now even science has evidence to prove them wrong. A study has indicated that single women are happier than their married counterparts.

02/8​ The study

A study done by the American Time Use Survey (ATUS) compared the pleasure and misery levels of married, unmarried, separated, widowed and divorced individuals.

03/8​ The finding

Interestingly, this survey suggested that married people reported higher level of happiness only when they were asked this question in the presence of their partner. Interestingly, unmarried people reported lower levels of misery than married people.

04/8 What expert says

Paul Dolan, a professor of behavioural science at the London School of Economics and author of the book 'Happy Ever After' opines that men benefit from marriage and women are happier before tying the knot.

05/8​ Men benefit from marriage

Dolan takes reference from this same study and explains that men ‘calm down’ after getting married, take fewer risks, earn a higher income and live longer.

06/8​ What about women?

Coming to women, he indicates that marriage takes a toll on their health and they are healthiest and happiest if they do not get married or have children.

07/8​ What another study suggests

Another study done by a marketing intelligence company Mintel interviewed single women and concluded 61 per cent of these were happy being single. Not just this, 75 per cent of the women were not even looking for a partner. Whoa!

08/8​ What does this indicate?

The findings of these studies indicate that times are changing and marriage and kids are not the only two factors that can make a woman happy. It's a woman's prerogative to decide when, with whom and at what age she should tie the knot, and it’s equally fine if she plans to stay single her entire life. Like they say, to each his own.

Source: Times of India dated May 29, 2019.

Saturday, April 13, 2019

V-Guard long lasting wires - Poila Baisakh1426 (English 2019) greetings


Bournvita advt - exam collection - give your kids a choice of career options



Bournvita - the exam collection.
When you don't get your preferred clothings at a retail store, you feel frustrated.
Now imagine the plight of children where they are being goaded to become a doctor or an engineer although their interests are in different streams altogether. 
Give your kids a choice of career options.
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Google advt - memories of 1st day in school is rekindled


Daughter hears school bell while leaving for work. Memories of first day in school is rekindled. She walks back home to find her mother Googling.
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Hamam advt - go safe outside


Friday, April 12, 2019

Samsonite India advt - Travel to vote on Ek Din Ki Chutti


Travel to vote.

#EkDinKiChutti.
An initiative by Samsonite in India prior to the Lok Sabha Elections 2019.

A beautifully communicated message by the luggage manufacturer urging citizens to take a day off from the daily grind and travel home to vote.
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