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Answer:
Forward vertical integration
reason: Forward integration is a type of vertical integration (companies own their supply chain), in which business activities are extended; and incorporate other activities hitherto done by others for them. They now have control of direct supply or distribution of the firm's products.
Thus, the bread manufacturer now owns the restaurant rather than just supplying bread to them.
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