A current practice whereby retailers may demand cash or free goods in exchange for shelf space to stock new products is referred to as

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Slotting allowances are fees charged by retailers to suppliers for the right to have their products placed on store shelves. This practice has been criticized as it can create barriers for small or new suppliers who may not be able to afford such fees. However, it is a commonly used practice in the retail industry. Kickbacks, economic espionage, tying arrangements, and industrial bribes all involve unethical or illegal practices that are not related to the specific scenario of retailers demanding payment for shelf space.

A Current Practice Whereby Retailers May Demand Cash or Free