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Pricing & cost discrepancies

Short-pays where UNFI paid a different cost than you invoiced, or applied a deal you didn't agree to — among the most recoverable UNFI deduction types.

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Last reviewed: August 4, 2026

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Highly disputableA large share of these are recoverable with the right backup.

What is a pricing & cost discrepancies?

Pricing deductions happen when UNFI pays a different unit cost than you invoiced, or applies a promotional deal that doesn't match your records.

Because they turn on a documented number — your agreed cost — pricing deductions are among the most recoverable UNFI deductions. If your PO or cost sheet disagrees with what UNFI paid, the difference is owed back to you.

Why does it happen?

Is it disputable?

Yes — highly disputable. If your PO, cost sheet, or signed deal disagrees with what UNFI paid, the difference is recoverable. It's a documentary dispute, not a negotiation: attach the PO showing agreed cost and file in the Dispute Center.

Backup you'll need to win it

You dispute UNFI deductions in the UNFI Dispute Center, inside the UNFI supplier portal. See the step-by-step dispute guide and check the UNFI dispute window before you file — miss it and even a valid claim is lost.

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Frequently asked questions

Why are UNFI pricing deductions highly recoverable?

They hinge on a documented number — your agreed cost. If your PO, cost sheet, or signed deal disagrees with what UNFI paid, the difference is provable and owed back to you.

What causes UNFI pricing deduction errors?

Most trace to a cost change that wasn't synced on both sides, a deal applied to the wrong SKUs or dates, or a deal claimed with no authorization on file.

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