He pulled his Commodity Group Repor t in KORONA Studio for the prior year and was surprised by what he found: Glass: 236.5 items sold, $4,818 gross revenue (his top category by a wide margin) Tobacco: $1,352 across 119 items Drinks: $654 Cigar: $388 on 65 items Smoke: $29 across just 7 items for the entire year (the category he considered his core business) His customers were coming in for glass and accessories, not the cigars and cigarettes he had been prioritizing in his reorder budget
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