Answer:
Pricing a product too low may cause the producer of the product to be unable to produce it further along, as in reality they must not only hit even with the cost of the raw materials used but also make enough profit to live off of. In this way, trying to undercut competitors may cause a foodservice operator to lose money and go out of business. There is also a high possibility that consumers will see the low prices and assume the product is low quality. This makes it difficult to build a consumer base of loyal customers.