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Canine Candies Venture Case Study
Canine Candies Venture has been deemed a success due to the break-even amount being reached and profit being made. As the day was slow to begin with, rain being a prominent factor at the start and the market being postponed for 2 hours, this could have contributed to not all stock being sold and the lack of people buying. This also wasn't helped by the lack of cash people had on them, most could not be bothered getting money out of the cash point which was directly outside.

Surprisingly Canine Candy drew a lot of attention from people due to the foot traffic `walking by, putting a smile on peoples faces which may of spread the word to their friends. With sales being made outside the market for a half price deal by family members, this saw

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