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Cleared up the verbiage about the usage of "deli" in the US and Canada, and how it differs from the rest of the world
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A shop selling {{wikipedia|en|text=no|delicatessen}} (fine foods), e.g. cured meat and fish, expensive cheeses and spreads, caviar, nut and olive oils, or luxury confectionery. May also sell fine wine.
== US and Canada ==
In the US and Canada, ''deli'' can also mean a department in a supermarket where meats and cheeses are sliced on demand (which typically wouldn't be tagged separately from its containing {{Tag|shop|supermarket}}) or a standalone sandwich store ({{Tag|shop|convenience}}, {{Tag|amenity|restaurant}}, {{Tag|cuisine|sandwich}}). Similarly, US and Canadian shops that meet the OSM meaning of ''deli'' and are tagged as {{Tag|shop|deli}} may instead be called ''fine food stores'', ''gourmet food shops'', ''specialty food stores'', or similar.
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*{{Tag|shop|confectionery}} - Shop selling sweets and candies
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{{PossibleSynonym|shop|delicatessen}}
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