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  • Anonymous Survey: Average Sales Price Per Sixtel & Half - SELF DISTRIBUTION ONLY

    PLEASE ONLY VOTE IF YOU ARE A BREWERY THAT SELF DISTRIBUTES YOUR OWN BEER.

    Note:
    *Multiple Selections Are Accepted So You Can Select The Average Price You Sell Sixtels For and Halves For.
    *All Votes Are Anonymous


    Thanks! I appreciate the feedback!
    79
    Sixtel - $50 to $60
    3.80%
    3
    Sixtel - $61 to $70
    10.13%
    8
    Sixtel - $71 to $80
    17.72%
    14
    Sixtel - $81 - $90
    11.39%
    9
    Sixtel - More than $90
    7.59%
    6
    Half Barrel Keg - $140 or Less
    2.53%
    2
    Half Barrel Keg - $141 to $160
    10.13%
    8
    Half Barrel Keg - $161 to $180
    21.52%
    17
    Half Barrel Keg - $181 to $200
    8.86%
    7
    Half Barrel Keg - More than $200
    6.33%
    5
    Last edited by YuppietownBrews; 12-13-2015, 12:30 PM.

  • #2
    comeonguys

    Hey gang, PLEASE refrain from starting price discussions on this (or any other) forum.
    Larry Horwitz

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Larry Horwitz View Post
      Hey gang, PLEASE refrain from starting price discussions on this (or any other) forum.
      Why???????

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      • #4
        Antitrust

        Any discussion of price could be illegal and likely violates U.S. Antitrust laws. Especially since any discussion of that nature on this forum would be in writing and around forever, there is plenty of risk. Here is a great list of topics to avoid to keep yourselves protected against possible prosecution:

        Do not discuss any of the following topics:
         Prices, pricing procedures, margins, what constitutes a fair profit level, changes in or stabilization of prices, terms or conditions of sale.
         Pricing practices of any industry member, including whether such practices are unethical, unfair, or in compliance with applicable legal standards.
         Forecasts of price increases or decreases.
         Specific credit terms, discounts, rebates, freight allowances, profits, profit margins or costs, market shares, allocation of markets, any limitation

        on sales, sales territories or distribution practices.
         Production levels or schedules – or the regulation of same.
         Bids, or intent to bid, or not bid on a contract.
         Selection, rejection, boycott, refusal to deal with, or termination of any suppliers or customers.

        Do not exchange price information (or other sensitive business information) with competitors.
        Do not agree with any competitor to refuse to sell to certain customers, or to buy from certain suppliers.
        Do not discuss anything that may in any way tend to affect the availability of products or services.
        Do not foster practices involving advertising, merchandising, standardization, certification, or accreditation that may perceived as misleading or as limiting competition or the ability of any industry member to compete.
        Do not discuss matters that will encourage anyone to refrain from competing vigorously.
        Do not discuss matters that will limit anyone from manufacture or sale.
        Do not discuss matters that could result in illegal brokerage or rebates.
        Do not discuss matters that could create improper reciprocity in dealing.
        Larry Horwitz

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