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Trade Promotion

Definition

A marketing tactic in which a CPG manufacturer provides incentives to retailers—such as temporary price reductions, discounts, displays, or allowances—to encourage product stocking, visibility, and increased sales.

How It's Calculated

Example

A snack brand offers a temporary price reduction and funds an endcap display at a major grocery chain to support a new product launch, increasing visibility and driving higher unit sales during the promotion period.

 

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