Shelf life
The time period during which inventory can be retained in stock and beyond
which it becomes unusable.
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Shelf Life
The specified length of time prior to use for which items which are inherently subject todeterioration are deemed to remain fit for use under prescribed conditions.
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Shelf life - The specified time period of time which a product can be stored, under specified conditions, and remain in optimum condition and suitable for use or consumption.
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Shelf life
The length of time that a good can be stored while still remaining useful enough to sell. Important for both perishable goods and goods that may become obsolete for reasons of technology or fashion.
FMCGs have a short shelf life, either as a result of high consumer demand or because the product deteriorates rapidly. Some FMCGs - such as meat, fruits and vegetables, dairy products and baked goods - are highly perishable.
shelf life The maximum amount of time that a given item can remain in a salable condition on a retailer's shelf. shelf offering The registration of a new issue, which can be prepared up to two years in advance.
The shelf life of a video/DVD varies depending on the frequency of use. After several months of renting the video/DVD in the store, some taxpayers rent the video/DVD to groceries and/or convenience stores.
Products best suited to a direct-mail trial offer are those that are easiest to ship, have a long shelf life, and are not likely to be damaged in transport. For example, print products are well suited to trial offers.
Google News, aggregation platform for news from thousands of news sources, has a short shelf life. Meaning after news stories are posted, they expire after 30 days.
Bottled aspirin supplied by brand-name and 'non-brand-name' producers may differ technologically in dissolve rate, shelf life, and other factors. But more important, the products differ economically.
I achieved this by attaching a shelf life to quarterly conclusions. This is a concept where I vary how long my assurance conclusions are likely to remain valid, depending on certain broad criteria. For example, if the control environment ...
With newspapers and magazines the product has a short shelf life but the cash cycle is short. In addition there are only a small number of magazines or newspapers relative to the number of books published.
Also, the more inventory you have, the more space you need to store it. This too has a cost associated with it. Some products also have a shelf life, so spoilage and obsolesence can become significant.
In July 2006 the government demoted the status of the HCR to voluntary as it was found buyers would be sceptical of a survey commissioned by the seller. There were also issues with the shelf life of the survey.
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