Makes you wonder what’s wrong with US companies—distributers, grocery chains, etc.—for not standing up to them. My guess is it’s a calculated response of, “What will the market bear?” Along with, “What happens to us if we challenge them?” The latter is WAY more important in the US than it is in Europe.
Makes you wonder what’s wrong with US companies—distributers, grocery chains, etc.—for not standing up to them. My guess is it’s a calculated response of, “What will the market bear?” Along with, “What happens to us if we challenge them?” The latter is WAY more important in the US than it is in Europe.
Makes you wonder what’s wrong with US companies—distributers, grocery chains, etc.—for not standing up to them. My guess is it’s a calculated response of, “What will the market bear?” Along with, “What happens to us if we challenge them?” The latter is WAY more important in the US than it is in Europe.