Unit pricing expresses a selling price per standard measure, such as kilogram, litre or metre, making different pack sizes comparable. Divide the pack price by its contents in the chosen unit. ACM explains when this information is required alongside the selling price.[1]
Compare on the same basis, including tax treatment and measurement units. A cheaper pack can have a higher unit price if it contains less. This shopper-facing comparison differs from a merchant's cost or profit per item sold.
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