Sentence examples for minimum pricing and from inspiring English sources

This means minimum pricing and restricted licensing hours.

They want to introduce minimum pricing and ban Buckfast.

Large retailers are estimated to make £124.5 million from minimum pricing and the discount ban, according to the Sheffield research.

Andrew Opie, of the British Retail Consortium, said: "Most major retailers believe minimum pricing and controls on promotions are unfair to most customers.

"The issues in town and city centres vary across the country and national gestures like minimum pricing and banning multi-buy discounts will only go so far.

A statement from Dempster read: "The debate has been ongoing since October, when the board of the SPFL sought to introduce minimum pricing and to strengthen the rules to ensure that season tickets are not valid for play-off matches.

Fairtrade provides a minimum price and a social premium to wine growers and producers predominantly from South Africa, Chile and Argentina.

Producers allowed to use the label guarantee to pay farmers a minimum price and a premium for local community projects such as building schools or installing wells.

The Fairtrade Foundation aims to protect farmers in developing countries by promising them a minimum price and financial support for community projects.

Mr. Almunia said the six manufacturers met about 60 times from 2001 to 2006 to agree on prices — including price ranges and minimum prices — and to exchange information on future production planning, capacity utilization and trading conditions.

The retail sales value of products overseen by Fairtrade, which aims to protect farmers in developing countries by promising them a minimum price and a premium to invest in community projects, fell by 3.7% last year to £1.67bn.