business-to-consumer
USbiz-nis tuh kuhn-SOO-mer/ˌbɪznəs tə kənˈsumɚ/UKbiz-nis tuh kuhn-SYOO-muh/ˌbɪznəs tə kənˈsjuːmə/
- 1Selling goods straight to the people who use them, without any stores or other sellers in between.
Like buying eggs straight from the farmer instead of from a big store.
The company runs a business-to-consumer website where families buy clothes directly.
Many small farms now use a business-to-consumer model to sell food to local buyers.
Similardirect-to-consumer
Oppositebusiness-to-business
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