end-consumer

American  

[end-kuhn-soo-mer] / ˈɛnd kənˌsu mər /

noun

1. an end user.

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Etymology

Origin of end-consumer

First recorded in 1965–70

Example Sentences

“While our near-term handsets outlook is impacted by industry-wide memory supply constraints, we are encouraged by end-consumer demand for premium and high tier smartphones,” Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon said last month.

From Barron's

Still, Amon said the company is “encouraged by end-consumer demand for premium and high-tier smartphones.”

From MarketWatch

That was echoed by the EU in October 2021 which said that one condition for reducing checks and paperwork was for goods to be labelled "at the level of the individual end-consumer packaging, with words such as 'products for sale only in the United Kingdom'".

From BBC

But Scholz said on Sunday the government would raise income from windfall taxes on electricity companies to lower end-consumer prices for gas, oil and coal.

From Reuters

The subsidy would be built in as the difference between the cost the government will pay the concession owners for the water and the amount the end-consumer pays.

From Reuters