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Okay, what about the endcap sales and product placement on the shelves? Do they go by this and give the savings onto the consumer, or do they not take any profit from this kind of thing at all?
Non-profit just means that any excess goes back into the organization, rather than paid out to shareholders or as bonuses.
So they could use that money to order even more product, or staff more, or to be able to sell items at a lower margin or even negative margin.
Would it be considered bribery?