How do I calculate the true landed cost per meter of running fabric for production?

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<p>Formula: <code>(Base Roll Price + GST - Cash Discount + Freight Cost per Meter + Processing/Wastage Buffer) = True Landed Cost</code>. Never rely solely on the ex-mill mill-gate quote.</p>

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