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Kroger is a very large company in the United States.

The exterior of a Kroger Marketplace store in Athens, Georgia 05
The exterior of a Kroger Marketplace store in Athens, Georgia 05

It started in 1883 in Cincinnati, Ohio. A man named Bernard Kroger opened the first shop. He used his life savings of $372 to start it. He had a simple rule for his business. He said to never sell anything you would not want yourself.

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The interior produce section of a Kroger Marketplace store in Athens, Georgia 03

Kroger changed the way people shop. In 1916, they began using self-service shopping. Before this, workers kept goods behind counters. You had to ask a clerk to get items for you. Kroger was also the first grocery chain to have its own bakery. Later, they tested the first electronic scanner in 1967. This helped stores read barcodes to track items.

Today, Kroger has many types of stores. Some are large marketplace stores. Others are smaller supermarkets. They also run pharmacies and medical clinics. Some locations even have fuel centers to sell gas. The company is one of the largest retailers in the nation.

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