packaged goods

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packaged goods

A shopper selects packaged goods from a supermarket shelf.

Definition

Noun: - Commercially prepared and sealed items: "Packaged goods" refers to consumer products, particularly food and household items, that have been processed, portioned, and sealed in containers, wrappers, or other packaging by a manufacturer for sale and distribution. This packaging is designed for protection, preservation, and ease of handling.

Usage

The term "packaged goods" is used to describe products sold in a prepared, sealed state, as opposed to bulk or fresh, unpackaged items. It is common in retail, marketing, and logistics contexts.

Examples
Advanced Usage
  • Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG): This is a major category synonymous with many everyday packaged goods like toiletries, snacks, and beverages.
    • The FMCG sector is highly competitive, with companies constantly innovating their packaged goods.
Variants and Related Words
  • Package (verb): To put something into a container or wrapping for sale or distribution.
    • The coffee is packaged in airtight bags to preserve freshness.
  • Packaging (noun): The materials used to wrap or protect goods.
    • The new packaging for the cookies is made from recycled materials.
Synonyms
  • Processed foods: Often overlaps, but specifically refers to packaged food items.
  • Non-perishables: A category that includes many shelf-stable packaged goods.
  • Canned/bottled/boxed goods: Describes packaged goods by their container type.
Related Phrases
  • Consumer packaged goods (CPG): The standard industry term for these products.
    • She works in marketing for a major CPG company.
  • Durable goods: A contrasting term for long-lasting items like appliances, which are also packaged but not consumed quickly.
packaged goods

A shopper selects packaged goods from a supermarket shelf.

Noun
  1. groceries that are packaged for sale