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Essay heading: Marketplace: Handwork Of India
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The idea of MarketPlace – a U.S.-based organization that would lead the sales and marketing efforts related to products produced by the Indian co-operatives – was born. SHARE continued to service and grow the network of cooperatives in India.
During the mid-1980’s, demand for apparel, which was also distributed through successful home sales, brought in vital customer feedback and led to further development of the product line... displayed 300 characters
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Soon after, MarketPlace began adding additional marketing channels, with its first participation in trade shows in 1988, the introduction of catalog sales in 1990 and the launch of Internet sales in 2001.
Between 1989 and 1991, MarketPlace received grants totaling $220,000 to fund the expansion of its work in India and to produce the first catalog... displayed next 300 characters
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