That's one way to do it, but it is often difficult to increase your sell costs. Buyers are always looking to negotiate better deals and that is rarely met by accepting paying more on this order than the last one. Though obviously it would be great if the demand warrants an increase in sell cost.
The improvement that can be made is decreasing the cost to produce a tin while maintaining the same sell price. And this is something they're actively looking at, which is good news.
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