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aleksley [76]
3 years ago
13

A dometic firm may decide to contract for the production of its goods by established foreign manufacturer. Such pricate-label ma

nufacturing by a foreign company is called
Business
1 answer:
Monica [59]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Contract manufacturing.

Explanation:

A domestic firm may decide to contract for the production of its goods by established foreign manufacturer. Such private-label manufacturing by a foreign company is called contract manufacturing.

Contract manufacturing involves the process of outsourcing a company's manufacturing business, such that a foreign company engages in the production of a private-label product which are then primarily marketed or distributed by a domestic company under its own brand name.

This ultimately implies that, it is a manufacturing process which involves the production of goods by a company under the brand name of another company.

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Explanation:

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