They were informed that, should they not pay this fee, Iraq would not purchase any wheat from them. All companies exist to serve the needs of their customers. The old adage "the customer is always right" is not always true, but the seller must always behave as though it is. Generally a company will not question how the customer would like to do business, but rather go out of their way to ensure their needs are met...
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Generally a company will not question how the customer would like to do business, but rather go out of their way to ensure their needs are met. A.1.2 Suppliers The suppliers of an organization are also key to its success. For AWB, its suppliers are Australian grain growing farmers. AWB's corporate structure and constitution requires AWB to act in a manner that maximizes net returns to growers who deliver to the AWB National Pool (AWB 2006), acting more as a distributor than a traditional customer...
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