Tarjoushinnoilla

Tarjoushinnoilla is a Finnish term used in retail to indicate that a product or service is offered at a promotional price for a limited period. The phrase signals that the current price is lower than the regular price (normaalihinta) and is typically part of a sale, campaign, or special offer.

The practice is common in both brick-and-mortar stores and online shops. Tarjoushinta is usually displayed together with the validity period and any conditions (for example, tarjouksessa voimassa 1.–7.5., while stocks last). The previous price or a clearly defined reference price is used to provide a price basis for the discount, helping customers assess the size of the saving.

Legal and ethical considerations in Finland require that price promotions are not misleading. Retailers should clearly indicate that the price is promotional, show the duration of the offer, and disclose any relevant terms. Proper labeling helps maintain trust and reduces the risk of consumer complaints related to misrepresentation.

Etymology and usage notes: tarjous means offer or promotion, while hinta means price, forming a straightforward label for promotional pricing. Tarjoushinta is commonly contrasted with normaalihinta and with other pricing terms such as alennus or kampanja, and is a frequent feature in catalogs, banners, and online product pages. Example: a product sold at tarjoushinnalla 29 euros, down from normaalihinta 39 euros during a one-week kampanja.