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Summary Of Kermit's Key Lime Pie

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Kermit’s key lime shop posses an important challenge in terms of their current shipping method and packaging, when asked by a loyal customer to find other methods of packaging that are more environmentally friendly than their current method. As Kermit wants to satisfy their consumers and do not seize away from a challenge, they are looking for the best alternative in order to please their customers. The client did not specify a price ceiling for the project, however Kermit’s Key Lime Pie are looking for a solution they could integrate to the entire company’s packaging and shipping methods.

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