The number of products lined up on a shelf in front of a customer is called:
A)Breadth
B)Depth
C)Facings
D)Frontage

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Facings refer to the number of products or items displayed side by side on a shelf in front of the customer. The term is used to determine the amount of shelf space needed to display a specific product line or category. Breadth, depth, and frontage are related terms used in retail merchandising, but they refer to different aspects of product placement and display.

The Number of Products Lined Up on a Shelf in Front