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Cot, gurney, stretcher, trolley Medtalk A narrow movable bed used to transport Pts or maintain them in a horizontal position in emergency or critical care settings Vox populi A non-self-propelled multiwheel structure designed to carry a load. See Crash cart, Shopping cart.
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Some residents in Sharjah are questioning a popular supermarket in Al Butaina after the shop's management banned them from taking groceries to their nearby homes using the store's shopping carts.
Often that starts with shopping carts. "Sometimes retailers don't realize the impact equipment has on customer experience and loyalty," says Paul Giampavolo, founder and president of Safe-Strap Co., based in Wharton, N.J.
Beyond buying: Motivations behind consumers' online shopping cart use.
A common misconception is that once an online shopping cart has been set up, sales will come rolling in and the site will take care of itself.
The most futuristic, "Jetsons"-like shopping cart of the future is the Z-Cart, designed by Mete Mordag at his Mordag Design studio, in Istanbul, Turkey.
Falls from shopping carts were linked to about 70 percent of the injuries, followed by running into or falling over the cart, cart tip overs and extremities trapped in carts.
* Convenient shopping cart function: Technicians select products, and buyers request these specific products.
Sunderland-based SaleCycle helps retailers recover lost sales from online shopping carts from customers who don't complete purchases by contacting them through email and on-site messages.
A couple of aisles away, Jason, a five-year-old Briton, is also on his own with a small shopping cart. Being older, he knows exactly what he wants: two packets of Apple Elephant biscuits, a cup of Andechser chocolate cream pudding, a plain organic pretzel and a pouch of Sunblast apple and black currant juice.
The Question: Did the 2004 shopping cart safety standards affect the rate of shopping cart-related injuries?
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