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“It's a great opportunity to lower costs without sacrificing quality. If a retailer is not leveraging this capability, they are certainly missing something.”

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Marc Chandler
Marc Chandler

Marc Chandler, born on July 23, 1961, is an accomplished writer known for his diverse literary works and profound insights. His writing style is characterized by its depth and imagination, often exploring themes of humanity and social issues. more

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