Tukkureille

Tukkureille is a Finnish term used in commerce to refer to the audience of wholesalers. It translates to "to wholesalers" or "for wholesalers" and is used to describe materials, communications, or price lists intended for wholesale buyers. In written Finnish, it commonly appears in business correspondence, catalog pages, and procurement documents where the recipient is a wholesale partner rather than a consumer.

Grammatically, tukkureille represents the allative plural form of a noun referring to wholesalers. It is used to indicate the direction or target of an action, such as distribution, pricing, or marketing efforts. The term therefore often appears in contexts such as product catalogs, marketing copy, and logistics planning.

Examples: For instance, a catalog page might be titled with a reference to wholesale pricing directed at tukkureille, or a sentence might read, "Hinnat on suunnattu tukkureille." Translation: "The prices are aimed at wholesalers." Another example: "Lähetykset tehdään tukkureille" means "Shipments are sent to wholesalers." The phrase is specialized and more common in written business text than in casual speech.

See also: Finnish language, allative case, wholesale.