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Our comprehensive work showed that our client's unpopular products really had very low consumer interest and that opportunities for increasing volumes were also few. That being the case, the situation that the client was in, made no sense at all, at least not from a longer term profit perspective.

Our recommendations therefore, were for the client to:
a) cease coercing distributors into taking the less popular products    
    together with the popular one, and
b) raise prices on the unpopular ones.

The effects were as expected. Distributors were once again free to order (and receive only) quantities of what they needed, while for a brief moment, profitability on the less popular products actually rose.