transportation tariff

unbundling

all-in tariff

tariff conditions

publication of tariffs [ publication of transport tariffs ]

reduced price [ rebate | reduced charge | special offer price | special offer rate | special price | special rate | Low-cost strategy(STW) | Rebate(STW) ]

Annecy Protocol of terms of accession to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

British Preferential Tariff Direct Shipment Without Transhipment Exemption Order -- Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China

15. Takes the view that undertakings should publish information about prices, price changes and changes to contracts in a readily understandable form; reminds the Member States of the fact that the third internal energy market package already obliges them to ensure this; calls on the Member States and the businesses concerned to take appropriate measures to ensure that consumers have access to clear, understandable and comparable information about tariffs, conditions and means of redress;

15. Takes the view that undertakings should publish information about prices, price changes and changes to contracts in a readily understandable form; reminds the Member States of the fact that the third internal energy market package already obliges them to ensure this; calls on the Member States and the businesses concerned to take appropriate measures to ensure that consumers have access to clear, understandable and comparable information about tariffs, conditions and means of redress;

23. Calls on the Member States and toll-road operators to work in close cooperation with neighbouring countries and to offer all the necessary support for the setting-up of charging systems and payment and collection facilities and the provision of information to users about prices, terms and conditions of use and so on;

32. Underlines that the liberalisation of the main supply markets has increased competition, which can therefore benefit consumers if they are properly informed and able to compare prices and change providers; notes that the lack of transparency in the main supply markets, including in the energy and telecommunication sectors, may have resulted, in some cases, in added difficulty for consumers in general and vulnerable consumers in particular in identifying which tariff is most suited to their needs, in changing providers and in understanding the items billed; calls on the Commission, the Member States and business to take the appropri ...[+++]ate measures to ensure that consumers in general and vulnerable consumers in particular have access to clear, understandable and comparable information about fees, conditions and means of redress, and can easily switch providers;