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Stk Stalker

04/11/13 9:20 AM

#57900 RE: Options7 #57889

Pricing your products that you sell directly to the consumer and undercutting your retail customers would not be wise.

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Excalibur1

04/11/13 9:25 AM

#57901 RE: Options7 #57889

Options7 - For manufacturers that also sell direct to consumers, it is common practice for the manufacturer to NOT sell the product less than what the manufacturer's customer retailers and distributors are selling the product for.
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highstakes

04/11/13 9:26 AM

#57902 RE: Options7 #57889

Uhm ill take that 3 cents in my pocket on 1,000 s of NUTRABARS aDay. :)
Heck ya !!
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Conrade Lake

04/11/13 6:04 PM

#58000 RE: Options7 #57889

The true price of the bars (MSRP) was/is a $1.29 -- Walmart decided to sell below that price to intro the product. AAPT will always sell the bars to consumers at $1.29. It also packed and shipped those cartons. Walmart is packing or shipping to end users...yet. Wlmart will raise the bar price to $1.29 so it can do roll-backs when it is offering quarterly shopper incentives.