Rocky, that's all well and good, but a company is under no obligation to manufacture a product to those standards, as you pointed out.
You phrase it as "they demand it be built for them to buy".
In my opinion, the correct way to look at is "we will sell your product if you make it this way".
Many companies find it more profitable to meet the standards and prices offered by the world's largest retailer, because it means more sales.
You phrase it as "they demand it be built for them to buy".
In my opinion, the correct way to look at is "we will sell your product if you make it this way".
Many companies find it more profitable to meet the standards and prices offered by the world's largest retailer, because it means more sales.