According to the relevant provisions of Order No.8 of the Planning Commission, you should use the commodity price tag and clearly mark the price as required, but you don't need to use the price tag or price list uniformly printed by the Price Bureau. If there is special demand for the price tag of the goods you operate (the uniform style of jewelry, jewelry and other price authorities is not applicable), you can apply for a self-made price tag or price list, and the local price authorities will supervise your self-made price tag or price list according to the relevant provisions of Order No.8, which should belong to the scope of approval and filing.

Now that the NDRC and the Price Bureau have merged, why is the Price Bureau still there?

This is the link of Order No.8, you can have a closer look. /law _ content/20 10-03/ 12/content _ 36632 1 . htm

The attitude upstairs is not to help lz solve the problem at all. Lead it into the ditch.

Marking the price clearly is an important measure to protect consumers and fair trading environment. It's not an excuse to say hello upstairs. As long as the operator's self-made price tag meets the requirements of Order No.8, the competent price department must put it on record (only for styles), but it cannot restrict the operator from choosing which printing enterprise. No matter what the price, units or individuals have no chance to profit from it. How can it "say hello"? Besides, the price tag printed by the competent price department is only a few dollars 100, and the big one is only a dozen dollars 100. Considering the manpower of typesetting and sales sites, it is good not to lose money. Don't pretend to understand upstairs, nonsense. I suggest you watch the news of the "price tag door" upstairs.