With the second season of Guy's Grocery Games, the show moved into an all-new market, a set built within a 15,500-square-foot warehouse in Santa Rosa, Calif. But there's nothing fake about this store — it's stocked with more than 20,000 items. And just like any real store, it has a staff that orders the goods and stocks the shelves. Click through to see what happens in just one week to keep this market functioning for the show.

Every day the store team examines the aisles to determine what items need replenishing or replacement, starting with the produce section, which inevitably will need to be refreshed. The store team's most-important job is making sure the quality of the food is at the highest standard.

Monday morning is a race through the aisles for the store team to get the market up and ready for the competition. Three hours are allotted for restocking and refreshing all sections, including produce, dairy, meat, seafood and the bakery counter.

On Monday the produce order arrives from Nor-Cal Produce, Inc. in West Sacramento consisting of two to three pallets of produce, including fruits, vegetables and herbs. On average the order will contain 40 to 50 different items. In total the produce section has 241 different items.