Businesses in stalls and markets sell goods directly to the public from market pitches, temporary stalls or permanent market units. Traders may offer fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, fish, baked goods, flowers, clothing, footwear, household items, crafts, gifts, antiques and collectables. Some stalls specialise in particular products, while others carry a changing selection. Food traders may prepare meals, snacks and drinks for customers to eat on site or take away. Markets may be held indoors or outdoors, regularly or as occasional events. Their organisers typically arrange trading pitches, access to shared facilities and practical matters such as stall layouts and opening times. Customers can expect a busy retail setting where products can be viewed in person and traders can answer questions about their stock. The range of goods and services varies by market, and may include repair or alteration work alongside sales.