Say it’s going on an end cap, product would be placed as soon as current products contract expired weather or not current product was in stock or not. Typically all remaining product would be moved to clearance section and new product placed.
When a store picks up a new product the company leases that company shelf space, contracts typically range form 3 months to a year and due to contrary belief the buying company doesn’t really buy the products at all, as I said they rent space + a take of the profits so for a shorter lease it is in there best interest to place products ASAP but for longer ones they can and do sometimes drag there feet.
So in order to answer your question we would need to know if the current products lease is up and how long LKEN has the new contract for. As a rule of thumb it would be when they have new product, and old products lease is up.
Great question Buds, I really hope this helps.
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