Editing Convenience store (section)

=== Kazakhstan ===
In [[Kazakhstan]], convenience stores are often referred to as {{Langx|kk|дүкендер|label=none}} (''dukendеr''), which translates to "stores" or "shops" in Kazakh. Specifically, convenience stores offering a wide range of groceries and everyday items can be {{Langx|kk|күнделікті тауарлар дүкені|label=none}} (''qosymsha dukender''), meaning "daily goods store".

Major convenience store chains like Magnum, Small, Atak, Dostyk, Alser, Ramek, Svetofor, and Maxi dominate the retail landscape, offering a wide variety of products such as groceries, beverages, snacks, and housold essentials. Magnum is one of the largest, known for its affordability and wide selection, with stores across [[Almaty]] and [[Astana]].<ref>{{Cite web |last=Zhazetova |first=Zhanel |date=2025-02-22 |title=Kazakhstan initiates audits of its major entities |url=https://kz.kursiv.media/en/2025-02-22/engk-nknk-kazakhstan-initiates-audits-of-its-major-entities/?utm_campaign=endless_feed |access-date=2025-02-22 |website=Kursiv |language=en}}</ref> Small provides a quick shopping experience with a focus on fresh food, while Atak is recognized for its budget-friendly prices and broad range of everyday items. Dostyk stands out for its emphasis on quality and local products, attracting loyal customers. Alser offers a convenient shopping experience with competitive pricing, and Ramek has grown in popularity due to its focus on fresh goods. Svetofor and Maxi cater to customers looking for discounted prices and a variety of options, with Svetofor offering large store formats for more extensive product selections.