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Starting OutIs This a Business Yet?Getting Legal to SellWhere You'll Make ItYour Label and Your Liability
Getting CertifiedThe Food Safety Vocabulary, DecodedBuild a HACCP Plan from ScratchPreventive Controls and the PCQIChoose a Certification and Pass Your First Audit
Running ProductionTraceability for RealThe Mock RecallLots, Expiry, and QA HoldsBatch Records and the Floor
Scaling UpThe Outgrowing-Spreadsheets MomentChoosing and Rolling Out a SystemPurchasing and Multi-Site Discipline
Knowing Your NumbersTrue COGSPricing and MarginsCash Flow and Getting Into Stores
The LibraryGlossaryTemplatesState Licensing IndexAudit-Prep Checklists
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Pricing and Margins

Set prices that protect your margin across every channel.

  • 1. Pricing methods: cost-plus, keystone, and the 40% ruleHow to turn a product's true cost into a price three ways — cost-plus, keystone, and the 40-percent rule — without confusing markup for margin or mistaking what a thing costs for what it will sell for.
  • 2. Pricing across channels: wholesale, distributor, and retail marginsHow to price one product for each way you sell it — direct to a store and through a distributor — by building the margin stack from your cost to the shelf, so every business in the chain makes its cut and you keep yours.
  • 3. Your price floor: never sell below it by accidentHow to set a hard price floor — your fully built cost plus the margin you refuse to give up — and hold every quote, promo, and big-account deal to it, so no order you take quietly loses you money.
  • 4. Margin by product and by channel: what actually makes moneyHow to rank every product and every channel by the margin it truly earns — by rate and by dollars — so you can see which lines carry the business, which quietly lose money, and what to do about each.
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