pass sth on/along to sb
phrasal verb with pass verb uk/pɑːs/ us/pæs/
to tell someone something that another person has told you:
That's good news – I'll pass it on to the rest of the team.
COMMERCE
if a company passes higher or lower costs on to its customers, it raises or reduces prices :
The car industry is too competitive to pass higher costs along to customers.
The lack of branches means financial companies are able to pass on significant cost savings to their customers.