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If a food entrepreneur wants to take a very spicy local dish to a national market, what is the best strategy?

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Correct answer: Offer spice-level variants while preserving local identity

The direct answer is B: offer different spice levels while keeping the dish’s local identity. A local food may be loved for its strong flavour, but people in a national market have different tastes, health needs, and tolerance for chilli. The entrepreneur can keep the traditional name, ingredients, story, and cooking character, while selling mild, medium, and hot versions. This is adaptation, not abandonment of tradition. Option A is wrong because forcing one level may reject many customers and can make the product unsuitable for children or people who cannot eat very spicy food. Option B is correct because it combines cultural respect with customer choice and wider market access. Option C is wrong because a wrong name misleads buyers and damages trust. Option D is wrong because feedback helps the entrepreneur improve taste, packaging, and safety. A useful exam cue is: expand a traditional product by adapting presentation or intensity, but do not falsely change its identity.

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Indian-CuisineSpicy-FoodNational-MarketAdaptation

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