Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
bewusste Preise
English translation:
responsible pricing
German term
bewusste Preise
In the following extract from a text dealing with various products from the Bolivian rainforest (Brazil nuts, teak, cocoa beans)
Wirtschaftliche Aspekte:
- globale Paranussproduktion 23.000 – 25.000 t/Jahr
- 70 – 80 % davon aus Bolivien
- 70 % davon allein aus dem Bundesland Pando
- Der Paranussbaum ist die wirtschaftlich bedeutendste Pflanze im Amazonasbecken
> 6.300 Haushalte in Pando sind von der Paranuss-Wildernte abhängig
> 15.000 Sammler
- Ernte Dezember bis April
- faire und bewusste Preise für die Rohware.
Thanks for any help!
3 +4 | responsible pricing | Michael Martin, MA |
4 | conscious pricing | Tatijana Kostovska |
3 | reasonable | Krishna Kumar |
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Proposed translations
responsible pricing
reasonable
conscious pricing
neutral |
British Diana
: Price-conscious is a common term, can't say the same for conscious pricing, though
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