________ is the practice of middlemen taking orders from manufacturers whose products and brands are in demand so as to avoid any real selling effort for a manufacturer's products that may require push.

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Cherry picking is the practice of middlemen selecting only the products or brands that are already in demand, rather than proactively pushing and selling a manufacturer's entire range of products. It helps the middlemen avoid any real selling effort and still earn profits by selling only the popular products.

________ Is the Practice of Middlemen Taking Orders from Manufacturers