Tea Hints for Retailers
Tea Hints for Retailers
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" In figuring his laid-down American costs the importer must charge a correct proportion of the various charges against the three separate grades of tea, plus a correct pro- portion of the freight paid at destination. The exchange rate THE TEA MARTS OF THE ORIENT. 169 of English sterling into American gold varies and must be figured at current rates of exchange.
Many importers of America prefer to do a direct busi- ness with Japan, agreeing to pay the commission houses so much per lb. , America...n, . For their teas, delivered. This simpler method of doing business, as far as the importer is concerned, appears to be gaining ground of late years, al- though there are many of our importers who cling to the method detailed.
In any case it is a pleasure to do business with these up- to-date business men of Yokohama and Kobe, European, American and Japanese, who, fully appreciating American conditions, strive to meet them. In China we are content to take the best we can get; in Japan the manufacturers do all they can to give us just what we want, and they generally succeed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In figuring his laid-down American costs the importer must charge a correct proportion of the various charges against the three separate grades of tea, plus a correct pro- portion of the freight paid at destination. The exchange rate THE TEA MARTS OF THE ORIENT. 169 of English sterling into American gold varies and must be figured at current rates of exchange.
Many importers of America prefer to do a direct busi- ness with Japan, agreeing to pay the commission houses so much per lb. , America...n, . For their teas, delivered. This simpler method of doing business, as far as the importer is concerned, appears to be gaining ground of late years, al- though there are many of our importers who cling to the method detailed.
In any case it is a pleasure to do business with these up- to-date business men of Yokohama and Kobe, European, American and Japanese, who, fully appreciating American conditions, strive to meet them. In China we are content to take the best we can get; in Japan the manufacturers do all they can to give us just what we want, and they generally succeed.
What to read after Tea Hints for Retailers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John H John Henry Blake to read onlineMoreLess
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