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Product differentiation
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Niche or specialty products increasingly found on store shelves do not all have the same characteristics or specificities. Some are typical of specific regions, whereas others are manufactured according to traditional methods, etc.
The recognition of different product characteristics based on various designations makes it possible to identify the different qualities of Québec’s specialty products.
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Product differentiation