Missing Functionality Request: Ability to Remove Manufacturers

SAP 8.8
Ability to remove a manufacturer if there are no associated items

Hi,
It will be nice to have this function. However, before this can be adopted and added to any new release, you may try work around to replace those orphan Manufacturers with new ones.
Thanks,
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