The landed cost analysis is a service that gives further information on the true unit cost of your product. The aim of this service is to provide a comprehensive cost analysis that includes various factors that affect the final cost of the product.

• True unit cost: The true unit cost of the product includes not only the cost of the product but also other associated costs such as freight, import charges, tax, and potential profit margins. These costs are often overlooked and can significantly impact the final cost of the product.

• Freight: Freight refers to the cost of transporting the product from the supplier to your location. This cost can vary depending on various factors such as the weight and size of the product, the distance, the mode of transportation, and more.

• Import charges: Import charges refer to the fees charged by the government for importing the product. These charges can include customs duties, taxes, and other fees. The amount of import charges can vary depending on the country of origin, the type of product, and more.

• Potential profit margins: The landed cost analysis also includes potential profit margins, which is the amount of profit that can be made from selling the product. This analysis takes into account various factors such as the market demand, competition, and more.