When aged inventory cannot respond quickly to demand, sustained customer relationships can bridge the wait for new supply.
This is a company success narrative, not causal proof or a universal growth strategy; the volume text is visibly inconsistent.
The 1980 publicity account describes correspondence, restaurant placements and distributor interest during a reported six-year maturation delay. Marketing and production timing are connected rather than independent.
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When aged inventory cannot respond quickly to demand, sustained customer relationships can bridge the wait for new supply.
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The 1980 publicity account describes correspondence, restaurant placements and distributor interest during a reported six-year maturation delay. Marketing and production timing are connected rather than independent.
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This is a company success narrative, not causal proof or a universal growth strategy; the volume text is visibly inconsistent.