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lesya [120]
2 years ago
4

West Coast Traders provides expertise for a range of products within a category. It markets and facilitates the sale of many dif

ferent manufacturers' products to a grocery chain. However, West Coast Traders never takes ownership of any food products, so it would be considered a(n):_________.
Business
1 answer:
Sloan [31]2 years ago
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West Coast Traders are considered as online wholesale liquidators.

Explanation:

According to the level of product requirements, many retail outlets are established in all cities of US county areas. After capturing the pulse of the customers' tastes and preferences towards all types of products. So taking into consideration West Coast Traders started online wholesale shops. It caters to the needs of the customers by providing online purchase facilities and the fine chance to choose the variety of products from the direct manufacturing units.

The Wholesale liquidator in the sense that it splits the bulk amount of purchased products into smaller units and supplies to all retail shops as well as to the  online customers with discount prices. West Coast traders likewise sell the products of different manufacturers without taking the right of ownership of products.

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