A downside of direct delivery is
A) that it takes product flow away from the distribution center.
B) can create higher transportation charges.
C) that customer may not like this method.
D) the product may not lead itself to this method.

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Direct delivery can create higher transportation charges as it involves sending products directly to customers from the manufacturer or supplier. This can result in smaller shipments and higher transportation costs per unit, as opposed to consolidating shipments to a distribution center and then delivering to customers from there. The other choices may or may not be valid depending on the specific situation and product being delivered.

A Downside of Direct Delivery Is