Slotting fees are fees that food companies have to pay to get their products placed on supermarket shelves. These fees are paid to retailers for the costs associated with creating shelf space, such as labor and inventory management. In some cases, slotting fees can be quite expensive, making it difficult for small or new companies to compete with larger, established brands.

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Slotting Fees Are

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Slotting fees are

A) fees supermarkets have to pay to food companies.
B) fees that farmers have to pay to food companies.
C) fees that food companies have to pay to get their products placed on supermarket shelves.
D) fees that food companies must pay to have distributors carry their products.

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