Determine the type of sampling

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A wholesale food distributor in a large metropolitan area would like to test the demand for a new food product. He distributes food through five large supermarket chains. The food distributor selects a sample of stores located in areas where he believes the shoppers are receptive to trying new products. What type of sampling does this represent?

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