Identifying Channels of Distribution For this week's assignment pick a product with which you are very with or take them to go through your d es done and try and find a product made in the USA, or one that you can atopate being able to research easily Map the supply chain of your product as far back as is feasible. Ample examples a n d bab y purchased direct from damond whe n the Netherlands bought by wholesalers from diamond centers in South Africa, and brought out of mines owned by a company in South Africa Wet as many participants in the channel as possible by company name and location Identify the mode of transportation used between each stage in the channel Identify by name and location the component parts of the productif any. Write between 500 - 750 words (approximately 2-3pages) using Microsoft Word Attempt APA style Use font size 12 and 1" margins Include cover page and reference page At least 50% of your paper must be original content writing No more than 40 of your content information may come from references Use at least two references from outside the course material preferably from EBSCOhost Textbook ledures and other materials in the course may be used but are not counted toward the two requirement Reference material data dates graphs, quotes paraphrased words values, etc.) must be identified in the paper and listed on a reference page ence Reference material (data dates graphs quotes paraphrased words values etc) must come from sources such as scholarly journals found in EBSCOhost online newspapers such as The Wa Sweet Journal, government websites, etc Sources such as Wiks Yahoo Answers low, etc are not acceptable Examples of interesting products that have been researched by past students include Bricks produced by a local brick manufacturer the kin from a company in Germany the clay from an open pit mine in Weir Kansas, the water from Baxter Springs Kansas the sand from a city the manganese sulfate and iron oxide from Springfield, Missouri, and the color additives from St Louis Diamonds sold by a local jewelry store purchased direct from diamond wholesalers in the Netherlands, bought by wholesalers from diamond cutters in South Africa, brought out of mines owned by a company in South Africa