wholesaler

Examples of retailer

retailer
Suddenly, organic farming was seen by both growers and retailers as a lucrative market, with consumers willing to pay a premium.
This led retailers to argue that, with their own earning power now limited by price controls, they needed the protection of rent control legislation.
The retailers, so they argued, were impeding the government's deflationary policy and were indirectly attacking the buying power of wage-earners.
The plan is unusual in that it contains an appendix of 19 page-long advertisements for local businesses, including retailers, shipping lines and engineering firms.
Publishers invite critics and other opinion leaders to review lead titles and also provide significant incentives for retailers to display these prominently in stores.
One major difference is between those networks which include both wholesalers and retailers and those which are specialized in only one of these operations.
The intensification of the wartime provisioning regime between 1919 and 1922 demonstrated the extent to which the retailers' position had been eroded.
Growth in the organic sector has provided numerous opportunities for all agents along the supply chain, from organic producers and handlers, to retailers.
Promotion by mainstream retailers and major food manufacturers as they move into organic product lines has also been a contributing factor to demand growth.
In contrast, these documents emphasize the complex relationships between suppliers, workers, makers and retailers, structures not generally discernible from surviving instruments.
Organic produce retailers tend to be quite sensitive to consumers' price elasticity of demand, partly because premium level negatively affects consumer demand and purchases.
Most of the extra income was paid for by the hospital, and some came straight from drug retailers or companies.
A particularly striking example of this form of manipulation is the treatment of food retailers within the manuscript.
This was to be achieved by reducing consumption to a bare minimum - a campaign which inevitably had an adverse effect on retailers, especially service provisioned.
The mechanics of organics: an agriculturemarketing professor sheds light on how retailers can cater to the growing organic/natural foods market.
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Collocations withretailer

retailer

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big retailers
In practice, however, big retailers were not curtailed to the advantage of small businessmen.
independent retailer
Moreover, no independentretailer with an annual turnover of less than £25,000 will be required to fill in a form.
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