Hi Hutch ..
Depends on the product & its' source I hear from a Tesco sub-manager mate.
You can have "loss-leaders", as in baked beans for 9p, or DVD players for £25.
They make a loss, but it gets folks into the stores to purchase loads more other stuff. Sad physocology on behalf of "the masses", really I am not easily conned, although the vast local Mr Tesco is handy
At the other end or this malarky, a margin of 40% is not uncommon with such stuff as clothing, and fancy cooking products. (50% on EV olive oil. for example)
The general rule of thumb, so I am informed, is to create an average of gross between 8 to 12 % at the tills, per annum.
Seasonal stuff, it is up, a dark Boxing Day is poor.
Happy shopping if you like & afford good stuff, or cheap & cheerful stuff at somewhere like ALDI !
Bob.
2007-02-11 05:35:55
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answered by Bob the Boat 6
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i did hear it was about 8-9% i am not sure i do know overseas they work at 2-3%
2007-02-10 08:40:49
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answered by richard1456@btinternet.com 1
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