This image captures the interior of a large, warehouse-style Indogrosir wholesale store, located in the City of Medan, Indonesia. The store features high ceilings with exposed metal beams, industrial lighting, and a polished concrete floor. Tall, multi-tiered metal shelving units, heavily stocked with boxed merchandise, line the perimeter and form aisles throughout the space. In the foreground, two metal shopping carts are visible. One cart is nearly full of numerous small plastic water bottles. Nearby, stacks of "Le Minerale" bottled water, green boxes of "Chacha" snacks, and blue packages of "LARISST Tisu Wajah" (facial tissue) are displayed on shelves and pallets. Several individuals are present in the midground and background, appearing to be a mix of staff and shoppers. One person in a red shirt is operating a red pallet jack, moving a stack of boxes. Another person, wearing a black hoodie with "PREN CUSTOM" on the back, walks away from the camera. Other individuals in blue shirts, possibly staff, are visible near the shelves, some engaging in conversation or handling products. Hanging from the ceiling are multiple digital and static signs. One prominent digital sign on the left displays "102" with a shopping cart icon. On the right, another digital sign features the "INDOGROSIR" logo, "KASSA 01" (Cashier 01), and logos for various payment methods (BCA, DEBIT, i.saku). Below these, static blue signs categorize aisles with text such as "4A" and "4B," listing products like "BISKUIT" (biscuit), "ROTI KALENG" (canned bread/rolls), "WAFER", "WAFER STICK", and "MINUMAN SODA" (soda drink). A digital screen in the midground displays "6.500" (likely Indonesian Rupiah) next to a product image. The background reveals extensive aisles filled with bulk goods, including boxed "INDOCAFE Cappuccino" and "Nestle Pure Life" water. A partially visible sign indicates a "COUNTER ROKOK" (tobacco counter). in City of Medan, Indonesia

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Jun 6, 2026, 6:22 AM

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This image captures the interior of a large, warehouse-style Indogrosir wholesale store, located in the City of Medan, Indonesia. The store features high ceilings with exposed metal beams, industrial lighting, and a polished concrete floor. Tall, multi-tiered metal shelving units, heavily stocked with boxed merchandise, line the perimeter and form aisles throughout the space. In the foreground, two metal shopping carts are visible. One cart is nearly full of numerous small plastic water bottles. Nearby, stacks of "Le Minerale" bottled water, green boxes of "Chacha" snacks, and blue packages of "LARISST Tisu Wajah" (facial tissue) are displayed on shelves and pallets. Several individuals are present in the midground and background, appearing to be a mix of staff and shoppers. One person in a red shirt is operating a red pallet jack, moving a stack of boxes. Another person, wearing a black hoodie with "PREN CUSTOM" on the back, walks away from the camera. Other individuals in blue shirts, possibly staff, are visible near the shelves, some engaging in conversation or handling products. Hanging from the ceiling are multiple digital and static signs. One prominent digital sign on the left displays "102" with a shopping cart icon. On the right, another digital sign features the "INDOGROSIR" logo, "KASSA 01" (Cashier 01), and logos for various payment methods (BCA, DEBIT, i.saku). Below these, static blue signs categorize aisles with text such as "4A" and "4B," listing products like "BISKUIT" (biscuit), "ROTI KALENG" (canned bread/rolls), "WAFER", "WAFER STICK", and "MINUMAN SODA" (soda drink). A digital screen in the midground displays "6.500" (likely Indonesian Rupiah) next to a product image. The background reveals extensive aisles filled with bulk goods, including boxed "INDOCAFE Cappuccino" and "Nestle Pure Life" water. A partially visible sign indicates a "COUNTER ROKOK" (tobacco counter).

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