Yksikköhintoineen

Yksikköhintoineen is a Finnish term that translates to "with unit prices" or "including unit prices." It is commonly used in retail and commercial contexts to indicate that the price displayed for a product or service also includes its corresponding unit price. This practice is often a legal requirement in many jurisdictions to ensure consumer transparency and allow for easier comparison of value.

The unit price provides a standardized measure of cost, typically expressed as the price per a specific quantity, such as per kilogram, per liter, per meter, or per item. For example, if a package of cookies costs $5 and contains 10 cookies, the unit price per cookie would be $0.50. If a larger package of the same cookies costs $8 and contains 20 cookies, its unit price per cookie would be $0.40, indicating it is a better value despite the higher overall cost.

Displaying unit prices helps consumers make informed purchasing decisions by directly comparing the cost-effectiveness of different product sizes, brands, or packaging options. This is particularly useful when buying items in bulk or when comparing similar products sold in varying quantities. The presence of "yksikköhintoineen" on a price tag or advertisement signifies that this comparative pricing information is readily available to the customer.