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Yu Ma, a professor of marketing at McGill University, says this approach makes sense in a crowded retail environment, where brands want to stand out as much as possible from the competition. “Without colour, you’re losing that punch in attracting people’s attention, and they don’t want to lose that,” says Ma.

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