
Ashley Lutz
April 25, 2012
from
BusinessInsider Website
A chart we found on Reddit.com today shows that most products we buy
are controlled by just a few companies. It's called "The Illusion of
Choice."
Ever wonder why you can't get a Coke at Taco Bell? It's because Yum!
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Brands was created as a spin-off
of Pepsi - and has a lifetime contract with the soda-maker.
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Unilever produces everything
from Dove soap to Klondike bars.
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Nestle has a big stake in
L'Oreal, which features everything from cosmetics to Diesel
designer jeans.
Despite a wide array of brands to choose
from, it all comes back to the big guys.

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