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We can open at 3.18 with supply continuity and stable volume commitment. Given current packaging and freight pressure, this is a competitive level.

Thanks for the opening. We can move on a stable-volume program at 2.99 if we lock in continuity and keep cost changes tightly managed.

We can narrow this to 3.11 with stable volume and continuity locked in. That reflects current packaging pressure while keeping the program workable on our side.

We can move up to 3.03 on a stable-volume commitment, but we need this closer to market to keep the program viable. If you can tighten from 3.11, we may be able to close quickly.

We can tighten to 3.08 with the stable-volume commitment in place. That’s a fair move given current packaging cost pressure and keeps us close enough to close quickly.

We can meet you closer at 3.05 with the stable-volume commitment and quick confirmation. If we can hold continuity on supply, that should be enough to get this wrapped up.

We can narrow this to 3.07 if we lock the stable-volume commitment and confirm quickly. That keeps supply continuity covered on our side.

We can move to 3.02 with the stable-volume commitment and quick confirmation. That’s a workable midpoint if supply continuity is locked in.

We can close at 3.05 with the stable-volume commitment and quick confirmation. That reflects current market levels and ongoing input pressure while keeping continuity in place.

We can move to 3.01 with the stable-volume commitment and prompt confirmation. That’s a fair step given the market, but we need continuity and no further surprises.

We can close at 3.03 with the stable-volume commitment and prompt confirmation. That keeps continuity in place while reflecting current supply and packaging pressure.

Agreed at 3.03 with the stable-volume commitment and prompt confirmation. Please send the paperwork and timing details so we can keep continuity in place.

Given the supply shock on tomato inputs, we’d need to revise to 3.11 to support continuity. If we can align there with stable volume, we can keep the program moving.

We can move forward at 2.88 if we keep volume stable and avoid further near-term adjustments. That gives us a workable path to maintain the program.

We can’t do 2.88 given current input pressure, but we can move to 3.02 with stable volume and no near-term changes. That keeps the program workable on our side.

We’re not there at 3.02. If you can do 2.94 on a stable-volume program, we can keep this moving.

We can meet the market at 3.00 if this is tied to stable volume and clean execution. That’s our best move to keep the program on track.

We’re close, but 3.00 is still above where we can land. If you can do 2.90 with stable supply and clean execution, we can keep this moving.

We can narrow this to 2.98 with stable supply and clean execution. That keeps us moving while reflecting current input pressure.

We’re close, but 2.98 is still above where we need to land. If you can do 2.93, we can keep this moving on stable volume.

We can move at 2.96 if we keep the program stable and lock in volume. That’s a workable level for us to keep this moving.

We’re close, but 2.96 is still above where we can land today. If you can do 2.90 on a stable-volume program, we can keep this moving.

We can narrow this to 2.94 if we keep the stable-volume program and clean execution. That’s a workable middle ground to get this closed today.

We’re close, but 2.94 is still above where we can land. If you can do 2.87 with the stable-volume program, we can wrap this up now.

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