Export netback

Also known as: netback pricing

Export netback is a common price-setting mechanism in which the price of a commodity is set in one place based on the value of the commodity in the market it is being sent to, minus the cost to move it to that market.

Export netback pricing can occur naturally through market dynamics, or it can be established directly through contract terms.

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