I'm in need of a grocery database complete with generic data. I've
been looking for some time now to build my web site's database with
this but no success finding it. I need something like a complete
inventory of all brands and products that are generally found in
grocery stores. To also have prices would be ideal. Obviously I would
need something that is dynamic via a site link to keep the database
current, but I'm even willing to accept a static generic brrand list
that is included with many grocery shopping list software packages.
Can you recommend either a free or purchasable grocery list database,
or a more superior live database conneection to brands/products/
pricing anywhere on the net?
I would be more than grateful for this information.... ..
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Billy wrote:
I'm in need of a grocery database complete with generic data. I've
been looking for some time now to build my web site's database with
this but no success finding it. I need something like a complete
inventory of all brands and products that are generally found in
grocery stores. To also have prices would be ideal. Obviously I would
need something that is dynamic via a site link to keep the database
current, but I'm even willing to accept a static generic brrand list
that is included with many grocery shopping list software packages.
Can you recommend either a free or purchasable grocery list database,
or a more superior live database conneection to brands/products/
pricing anywhere on the net?
I would be more than grateful for this information.... ..
http://www.google.com/search?q=grocery+lists
On Feb 29, 10:41*pm, "DFS" <nospam@dfs_.co mwrote:
Billy wrote:
I'm in need of a grocery database complete with generic data. I've
been looking for some time now to build my web site's database with
this but no success finding it. I need something like a complete
inventory of all brands and products that are generally found in
grocery stores. To also have prices would be ideal. Obviously I would
need something that is dynamic via a site link to keep the database
current, but I'm even willing to accept a static generic brrand list
that is included with many grocery shopping list software packages.
Can you recommend either a free or purchasable grocery list database,
or a more superior live database conneection to brands/products/
pricing anywhere on the net?
I would be more than grateful for this information.... ..
http://www.google.com/search?q=grocery+lists
Thanks. Not very helpful though as this just brings up products that
provide shopping lists. What I'm seeking is to obtain the database
that they use - where do they get these compiled records from?
Billy wrote:
On Feb 29, 10:41 pm, "DFS" <nospam@dfs_.co mwrote:
>Billy wrote:
>>I'm in need of a grocery database complete with generic data. I've
been looking for some time now to build my web site's database with
this but no success finding it. I need something like a complete
inventory of all brands and products that are generally found in
grocery stores. To also have prices would be ideal. Obviously I
would need something that is dynamic via a site link to keep the
database current, but I'm even willing to accept a static generic
brrand list that is included with many grocery shopping list
software packages.
>>Can you recommend either a free or purchasable grocery list
database, or a more superior live database conneection to
brands/products/ pricing anywhere on the net?
>>I would be more than grateful for this information.... ..
http://www.google.com/search?q=grocery+lists
Thanks. Not very helpful though as this just brings up products that
provide shopping lists. What I'm seeking is to obtain the database
that they use - where do they get these compiled records from?
I would imagine they build them incrementally through the normal course of
business. Large grocery chains like Publix get product/price lists from
distributors and manufacturers, and build and maintain their inventory
databases through time.
I doubt you'll get your hands on "a complete inventory of all brands and
products that are generally found in grocery stores." It's not exactly
trade secrets, but it's not chicken feed to compile such a list. Apparently
grocers carry about 45,000 SKUs. http://www.fmi.org/facts_figs/?fuseaction=superfact http://www.innogize.com/papers/grocery.html http://www.google.com/search?q=online+grocery+stores http://www.google.com/search?q=grocery+store+inventory http://www.google.com/search?q=groce...tory+databases
DFS wrote:
Billy wrote:
>On Feb 29, 10:41 pm, "DFS" <nospam@dfs_.co mwrote:
>>Billy wrote:
I'm in need of a grocery database complete with generic data. I've
been looking for some time now to build my web site's database with
this but no success finding it. I need something like a complete
inventory of all brands and products that are generally found in
grocery stores. To also have prices would be ideal. Obviously I
would need something that is dynamic via a site link to keep the
database current, but I'm even willing to accept a static generic
brrand list that is included with many grocery shopping list
software packages.
Can you recommend either a free or purchasable grocery list
database, or a more superior live database conneection to
brands/products/ pricing anywhere on the net?
I would be more than grateful for this information.... ..
http://www.google.com/search?q=grocery+lists
Thanks. Not very helpful though as this just brings up products that
provide shopping lists. What I'm seeking is to obtain the database
that they use - where do they get these compiled records from?
I would imagine they build them incrementally through the normal
course of business. Large grocery chains like Publix get
product/price lists from distributors and manufacturers, and build
and maintain their inventory databases through time.
I doubt you'll get your hands on "a complete inventory of all brands
and products that are generally found in grocery stores." It's not
exactly trade secrets, but it's not chicken feed to compile such a
list. Apparently grocers carry about 45,000 SKUs.
http://www.fmi.org/facts_figs/?fuseaction=superfact
http://www.innogize.com/papers/grocery.html
http://www.google.com/search?q=online+grocery+stores
http://www.google.com/search?q=grocery+store+inventory
http://www.google.com/search?q=groce...tory+databases
It's a good bit of work, but you could go here http://www.albertsons.com/store/?market=10005 and go to the Shop A-Z tab and
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