We can open at 3.12 with stable supply coverage given the current packaging and freight pressure. If volume commitment is solid, we can keep working toward a practical agreement.
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We can open at 3.12 with stable supply coverage given the current packaging and freight pressure. If volume commitment is solid, we can keep working toward a practical agreement.
Thanks for the opening. Market is closer to 2.89, so we can start at 2.95 if supply coverage and volume support are there.
We can move to 3.08 if volume is committed and supply coverage is firm. That reflects current packaging and freight pressure while keeping pricing workable.
We can move to 2.99 with steady volume and reliable supply coverage. That’s a workable step from our side given where the market is trading.
We can narrow this to 3.05 if volume stays steady and scheduling is firm. That reflects current packaging and freight pressure while keeping supply coverage reliable.
We can move to 3.00 with steady volume and firm scheduling. That is a workable midpoint for us if supply reliability is maintained.
We can close at 3.03 with steady volume and firm scheduling. That keeps supply reliability covered on our side.
We’re close. We can move to 3.01 if we lock in steady volume and firm scheduling now.
We can do 3.04 with steady volume and firm scheduling. That keeps us aligned with current input costs and lets us close this out now.
We’re very close. If you can do 3.02, we can move forward with steady volume and firm scheduling.
Agreed at 3.02. Please send over the final schedule and volume commitment so we can lock this in.
We can start at 2.82 per unit for a stable volume commitment. That reflects current packaging pressure while keeping retail pricing workable.
Thanks for the opening. We can move at 2.68 per unit if we’re talking steady volume and reliable replenishment.
We can improve from our last position and offer 2.89 per unit if this is for steady volume and predictable replenishment. That reflects current packaging cost pressure while keeping pricing workable.
We can move up to 2.78 per unit if that helps close this for steady volume. That’s closer to current conditions, but we still need pricing that works at retail.
We can move to 2.92 per unit for steady volume. Packaging costs are still under pressure, but this gets us closer to market and keeps the program workable.
We can meet you at 2.84 per unit if we keep the volume steady. That’s a fair move against current market and should keep the program moving.
We can move to 2.90 per unit with steady volume and prompt confirmation. That reflects current packaging and freight pressure while keeping the program on track.
We can close at 2.86 per unit with prompt confirmation and stable volume. That’s a fair step given current market levels.
We can confirm at 2.90 per unit and move quickly. That reflects current input pressure while keeping pricing stable for your volume.
We’re close. If you can do 2.88 per unit, we can confirm and move this forward now.
We can move on this at 2.95 per unit and confirm promptly. That reflects current input cost pressure while keeping this workable for both sides.
We’re very close. If you can do 2.90 per unit, we can wrap this up now.
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