If a food manufacturer had a full range of products,in a number of different containers sizes,which kind of store would the company probably NOT choose as a retailing partner?

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Convenience stores typically have limited shelf space and tend to prioritize fast-moving, high-volume products. Since a food manufacturer with a diverse range of products and container sizes may require more shelf space than a convenience store may be able to offer, it is less likely to choose a convenience store as a retailing partner. The other options, such as conventional supermarkets, supercenters, and warehouse clubs, are better suited for carrying a wider variety of products and container sizes.

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