Übersetzung für "Preise erzielen" in Englisch

In order to obtain the lowest prices possible, buyers often use tendering procedures.

In the short term, this would mean that cereal producers could expect somewhat higher prices.

Our decentralised distribution plan favours cost reduction and makes it possible to establish highly competitive prices.

By filling this gap in the market, the farmers are able to secure much higher prices.

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Elephant Gins products have achieved some national and international awards and prizes:

Specific, iconic models or rare handbags will always fetch high prices.

Dorotheum regularly fetches good prices for the artist's works.

This means that IPOs of successful startups can command higher prices.

Holcim has been able to achieve better prices in many markets.

His paintings reach prizes up to 450.000 €.

Because of the perfectly customized effect, these products fetch higher prices.

Many boats are leaving Bueu for Vigo, for example, because the prices that they get there are higher.

The spindle design has been revised and standardised on the basis of numerous special types to obtain market-driven prices.

Thereby, it is possible to react to customer wishes and also better prices can be obtained with the individualized decors.

To ensure you get good prices, we have excellent access to the main exchanges and a low cost-base.

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Higher prices can be achieved at the market with new premium rice with special sensory and cooking properties.

They all have great anxieties about the current catastrophic decline in their incomes, in particular those in the pig sector whose animals are fetching such low prices in the market that they are making a loss on every animal.

The same applies to the organic farmers, some of whom are not even based in less-favoured areas, who have also joined this scheme and have been able to live with these rather small compensatory payments because the environmental tag has secured higher prices for their produce.

The planned objectives of rationalising production should be pursued since producers are continuing to have difficulty in selling their production of certain groups of tobacco varieties and/or can secure only extremely low prices for those varieties.

This claim cannot be accepted. In fact, during the period considered the Community industry was at no time in the position to achieve non-injurious price levels.

Further, the remaining firms in the market may even be expected to benefit from the reduction in competition which will result from the merger; the increase in concentration will enable them to attain higher prices than would otherwise have been the case.

Only here too there is another side to the coin: it will not do for farmers to sell potatoes to the producer group when times are hard, and for them to distribute the potatoes on the open market when times are good and they can obtain a good price.

An agricultural entity which gets higher prices in its country of origin does business in another country (with lower direct prices) at lower production costs and records the sales on the other side of the border.