Pricing is a crucial aspect of selling consumables on your store, and it's important to get it right to maximize profitability while remaining competitive, and pursuing your customer. Here are a few key considerations to keep in mind when pricing consumables:

Cost of goods: The cost of the products themselves is a key factor to consider when pricing consumables. You'll need to factor in the cost of acquiring the products, and any other expenses associated with sourcing and storing the items.

Competition: It's important to consider the prices of similar products offered by our providers in your location or locations close to yours, and to set your prices accordingly. Adjust your prices to remain competitive and attract customers.

Target market: You'll want to consider the price sensitivity of your target market and adjust your pricing strategy accordingly. For example, if your location attracts highly American families, you may need to set prices after searching the US market too, in order to appeal to this demographic.

By considering these factors and adjusting your pricing strategy accordingly, you can ensure that you offer competitively priced consumables that meet the needs of traveling families while still maximizing profitability for your store.