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The Falk Culinair Summer Sale is now on - save 25% on EVERYTHING we make! [Expired]
Posted by Neil Corke on 29 June 2018 01:28 AM |
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 For the next few days only, every single item in our product range has been reduced by 25% off the 2018 catalogue prices. In addition, we are including free delivery for all orders over £50 in the UK. If there is anything in our copper cookware collection that you have had your eye on, now is the time to snap it up at a fabulous price! If you have any questions, or require further information, please do not hesitate to contact us. | |
Comments (2)
Brad
26 July 2014 08:37 PM
Why do you guys only give these deals in Europe and let customers in the United States pay 30% more for your cookware????
Erwin
04 August 2014 08:35 AM
Good questions, this is a topic that also catches my eye once in a while.
I think there will be cost components involved related to shipping, importing taxes, exchange rates etc but that won't solve the difference of 30% I guess... Thus I believe other elements like product positioning may also play an important role for prices to be different. In some countries people are just willing to pay more...
With for example US home made products like KitchenAid the same occurs the other way around. Here in Europe we pay 30% more for the same machine (okay 110 vs. 220V...) than you do in the US or for cosmetic products like Aveda the price difference can be even more not even mentioning US cars... (which I think are great). We just have to pay more than you do, unfortunately...
I think there will be cost components involved related to shipping, importing taxes, exchange rates etc but that won't solve the difference of 30% I guess... Thus I believe other elements like product positioning may also play an important role for prices to be different. In some countries people are just willing to pay more...
With for example US home made products like KitchenAid the same occurs the other way around. Here in Europe we pay 30% more for the same machine (okay 110 vs. 220V...) than you do in the US or for cosmetic products like Aveda the price difference can be even more not even mentioning US cars... (which I think are great). We just have to pay more than you do, unfortunately...