Completely and obviously false (the part about everything in business is about sales). It's not as sexy, but often policies are about reducing costs. Like chang

Completely and obviously false (the part about everything in business is about sales). It's not as sexy, but often policies are about reducing costs. Like changing suppliers to save a few pennies per item. If it were all about sales, then I could buy widgets for $100 a unit, sell them for $50 a unit, and call it a success. Obviously positioning matters too (hence all the garbage food at checkout), but I wouldn't by default assume that this is the case, and especially not the only driver, behind dairy placement.