The front-end supply price is usually determined based on production costs, transportation costs, market demand and competitor pricing.

Production costs include costs such as raw materials, labor costs and production equipment, while transportation costs consider the transportation costs of products from the production site to the sales site.

Market demand and competitor pricing will also affect the front-end supply price. If the market demand is large, the price may be increased, and competitor pricing may affect our pricing strategy. Therefore, the front-end supply price is a price determined by comprehensively considering multiple factors.