Help with costing a baked product
Help with costing a baked product
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ReaderScars

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6,087 posts

205 months

Friday 10th July 2015
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21TonyK

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238 months

Friday 10th July 2015
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They're probably giving you retail prices because 100 a day is what they consider retail. What size bakeries are you asking, local high street or multiple industrial units?

I use a small local baker and spend £30-50 a week with them to get 10% off retail for pastries etc

mmmunch

241 posts

156 months

Friday 10th July 2015
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Where are you based in the country?

ReaderScars

Original Poster:

6,087 posts

205 months

Monday 13th July 2015
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21TonyK said:
They're probably giving you retail prices because 100 a day is what they consider retail. What size bakeries are you asking, local high street or multiple industrial units?

I use a small local baker and spend £30-50 a week with them to get 10% off retail for pastries etc
This is the first outfit I've approached - an industrial unit-based commercial scale bakers, not an individual high street shop.

They can consider what they like as retail sized orders but as far as I'm concerned, anyone placing an order for 2000 units per month doesn't deserve to be taken for a ride.

ReaderScars

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Monday 13th July 2015
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mmmunch said:
Where are you based in the country?
I'm in the north east, mmmunch. I'm happy to talk to anyone from say Stockton up to Morpeth, if you've got any contacts in that region.