Supermarkets in the nineties didn't have the vast variety of goods that later generations would see. They mostly stocked daily necessities.
Shen Nian didn't waste much time on these things. She led Shen Xiangdong straight to the supermarket's produce section.
Shen Nian had originally thought that with such high foot traffic in this large supermarket, the produce section should be doing well too.
But after arriving, Shen Nian discovered that it wasn't doing well at all.
Compared to the wet market Shen Nian had visited before, the supermarket had far fewer types of vegetables. Moreover, the produce wasn't as fresh as the wet market's, and there were barely any customers.
It made sense. Few people bought their vegetables here, so the stock moved slowly. Naturally, the variety of produce gradually decreased, and the vegetables became less and less fresh. It was a vicious cycle.
