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store bandings

German translation: Marktklassifizierung(en)

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English term or phrase:store bandings
German translation:Marktklassifizierung(en)
Entered by: Susanne Stöckl

07:21 Jan 15, 2008
English to German translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Retail
English term or phrase: store bandings
Ich weiß, es ist schon wieder dieselbe Stelle, das verfolgt mich in der letzten Zeit. Inzwischen habe ich leider auch nicht mehr Kontext. Es handelt sich um eine Tabelle mit lauter Ortsnamen. Vielleicht kann mir dennoch jemand weiterhelfen, das wäre nett. Ich bin mir nämlich auch bei **store bandings** nicht sicher. Ich habe mich für **Laden-Gruppierungen** entschieden, aber ob das passt, weiß ich nicht.

UK and Ireland Store Bandings

Band

London *weighting payable*
Susanne Stöckl
Austria
Local time: 22:10
Marktklassifizierung(en)
Explanation:
I think this is the expression used by one of the major supermarket chains here; it refers to the range of goods stocked by the respective stores, as the "A" store has the widest range and the "E" store (if they have so many bands!) the most restricted range.
I'd think they avoid the expression "Laden", assuming you are talking about a chain, since that tends to mean an indy shop.
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David Moore (X)
Local time: 22:10
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Marktklassifizierung(en)


Explanation:
I think this is the expression used by one of the major supermarket chains here; it refers to the range of goods stocked by the respective stores, as the "A" store has the widest range and the "E" store (if they have so many bands!) the most restricted range.
I'd think they avoid the expression "Laden", assuming you are talking about a chain, since that tends to mean an indy shop.

David Moore (X)
Local time: 22:10
Native speaker of: English
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