A salsa manufacturing company that enjoys the lest bargaining power with its suppliers would most likely be
A. involved in mass production of its products to cater to an expanding customer base.
B. offering high-cost specialized salsas that could be consumed only by customers with specific food allergies.
C. manufacturing high-quality salsa and related products from readily available raw materials for a broad customer base.
D. selling salsa and related products deemed to be highly popular and easily available across most supermarkets.
E. actively catering to a broad, price-sensitive customer base.
Answer: B
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