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To avoid incurring further losses from that defect, the production, branding, and marketing teams will present a strategy that will enable them to sell those products.
I think this is the worst they can do. I've read a couple of times how companies need to remove their products from shelves because they had something wrong, and then they must pay a fine for having sold poor quality products. So it's too risky since someone will always find out something is wrong with the product.
I agree with you 💯 👍.
How I wish the regulatory bodies will wake up to this call and do the needful. However, because there's no scape goat or people penalised for doing the wrong thing, those companies keep doing the wrong thing especially in the developing countries 🤔