Grocery stores typically display oranges and apples on separate shelves or sections.

The claim that grocery stores typically display oranges and apples on separate shelves or sections is partly true. While it is common for grocery stores to categorize fruits by type, including separating apples and oranges, the specific arrangement can vary significantly between different stores and regions. Many grocery stores do organize their produce sections in a way that allows for easy identification and selection of various fruits, often grouping similar items together. However, the extent to which apples and oranges are displayed separately can depend on factors such as store layout, marketing strategies, and seasonal availability. The sources reviewed do not provide definitive evidence supporting the claim, as they are largely anecdotal and lack authoritative backing.