When goods enter a market in ways not desired by their manufacturers, this is known as:

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Grey market refers to the trade of products through channels outside of the manufacturer's authorized distributors. These goods are often sold at a price lower than that charged by authorized retailers. It includes a variety of activities, including parallel importing, where the goods are imported from other countries for sale in the local market. It is undesirable for manufacturers because it can dilute their brand value and lead to a loss of control over their products in the market. Embezzlement refers to the theft of funds, and soft goods solicitation and fortressing are not related to this context.

When Goods Enter a Market in Ways Not Desired by Their