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Yup. Incentive to use brand recognition for a lower quality, cheaper to produce in more volume substitution is too strong for a large business to ignore.
by ericjmorey 2y ago
Yup. Incentive to use brand recognition for a lower quality, cheaper to produce in more volume substitution is too strong for a large business to ignore.
- s1artibartfast 2y agoThe market is not kind to consumers that put their faith in "brands" without owners. I put brand in quotes because anyone can produce and sell honeycrisp apples. It is not trademarked. Buying one is like buying a hammer on amazon and assuming it will have the quality of different hammer you used.