$2 Gourmet Chocolate Bars

Based on the size of your group, you can determine how much you should order as well as calculate your profit. You will qualify for pricing discounts based on the size of your order.

The typical student can sell at least 1 carrier. Therefore, to calculate how many cases you’ll need, since there are 4 carriers per case, divide the number of students in your group by 4.

For instance, a sponsor with 40 students who sell 1 carrier each would need to order 10 cases:

1 carrier/student x 40 students = 40 carriers
40 carriers ÷ 4 carriers / case = 10 cases

Thus our sample group would make $1,080 profit by selling the chocolate bars for $2.00 each making 45% profit.

10 cases x 120 chocolate bars / case = 1,200 chocolate bars
1,200 chocolate bars x $2.00 / chocolate bar = $2,400.00 gross sales
$2,400.00 x 45% = $1,080.00 profit

Use the following chart as a guide to set your profit goal based on the number of students in your group and how many carriers you want each student to sell:

$2 Gourmet Chocolate Bar Profit Chart