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cash-and-carry

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cash-and-carry
a method of buying and selling goods at the retail level where the buyer pays cash for the goods and carries the goods away. (As opposed to paying on credit or with the cost of delivery included.) Sorry, we don't accept credit cards. This is strictly cash-and-carry. I bought the chair cash-and-carry before I realized that I had no way to get it home.


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In total more than 70,000 cans of illicit beer were discovered at off-licences, cash-and-carry stores and wholesalers across the West Midlands.
The company has a market in America and Canada for over a decade and has signed two separate agreements with Bharti-Wal-Mart and the US retail giant Wal-Mart for selling its products and for undertaking cash-and-carry operations in a wide range of products at wholesale prices, Malik said.
So Tata's Trent, which has four hypermarkets and with plans to expand to 50 stores over the next five years, will be supplied by Tesco's cash-and-carry business.
 
 
 
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