What Are Non-Durable Goods?
Non-durable goods are goods that are used less often and consumers need to buy them frequently, such as food, cultural and entertainment products. In addition to ensuring product quality, enterprises producing such products should pay special attention to the setting of sales points to facilitate consumer purchases. [1]
Non Durable Goods
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- Chinese name
- Non Durable Goods
- Foreign name
- Nondurable goods
- Definition
- Products with short life span or one-time consumption
- Features
- Low unit value and fast consumption
- Non-durable goods are goods that are used less often and consumers need to buy them frequently, such as food, cultural and entertainment products. In addition to ensuring product quality, enterprises producing such products should pay special attention to the setting of sales points to facilitate consumer purchases. [1]
- Non-durable goods (daily necessities): Consumer goods for one-time consumption or short-term use. Consumers need to buy often, hoping to buy it in the most convenient place. If the company produces non-durable goods, in addition to working on product quality, more efforts should be made on sales outlets in order to succeed in business. Such as beer, food, automotive lubricants, etc.
- Relationship between manufacturing enterprises and distributors (including wholesalers and retailers): The distributors are customers of the manufacturing enterprises. Therefore, production enterprises must study how to improve service levels and form a profit community with sellers. However, this problem is often not solved in actual work. This should be a key issue for the success or failure of the production of such products.