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Are juice and coffee considered 'consumer goods'?
Distinctions between “Goods” and “Commodities”Is there a collective term to describe “coffee” and “tea”?Are freshwater fish considered seafood?What would be the complement of the title “Goals Achieved”?Word for transportation of only people and goods and not data?A general word for weapons which are not considered firearmsShould I use Lore or MythosGeneral technical term that uncontroversially encompasses both bacteria and virusesHow to say if coffee is diluted and not strong?Inclusive term for alcohol, coffee and tobacco?
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I am writing a report in which I have to forecast sales of juice and coffee. I want the title to be something along the lines 'Forecasting sales of consumer goods...', however, I do not think it sounds correct to refer to juice and coffee as consumer goods.
What would be more appropriate in this situation? I thought about food and beverages, but I do not like the sound of that in the title of a technical report.
EDIT
I also forecast sales of sandwiches, meaning that I am looking for a term that covers both juice, coffee, and sandwiches.
word-choice terminology category
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I am writing a report in which I have to forecast sales of juice and coffee. I want the title to be something along the lines 'Forecasting sales of consumer goods...', however, I do not think it sounds correct to refer to juice and coffee as consumer goods.
What would be more appropriate in this situation? I thought about food and beverages, but I do not like the sound of that in the title of a technical report.
EDIT
I also forecast sales of sandwiches, meaning that I am looking for a term that covers both juice, coffee, and sandwiches.
word-choice terminology category
asked Mar 31 at 19:31
lala_12lala_12
6113
1
Consumer goods covers a lot of ground, if you are only focusing on juice and coffee, you would be disingenuous to title your paper consumer goods. Even using “breakfast beverages” is too broad for just juice and coffee.
– Jim
Mar 31 at 19:39
@Jim I cannot think of a more specific term that covers both. I forgot to mention in my question that I also focus on sandwiches. I will update it now.
– lala_12
Mar 31 at 19:56
How did you decide on those three? Maybe the criteria you used will help you categorize them.
– Jim
Mar 31 at 20:13
Why not "Forecasting sales of juice and coffee"?
– WS2
Mar 31 at 21:33
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@KannE juice/shakes made over the counter, e.g. Jamba Juice.
– lala_12
Apr 1 at 11:03
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I am writing a report in which I have to forecast sales of juice and coffee. I want the title to be something along the lines 'Forecasting sales of consumer goods...', however, I do not think it sounds correct to refer to juice and coffee as consumer goods.
What would be more appropriate in this situation? I thought about food and beverages, but I do not like the sound of that in the title of a technical report.
EDIT
I also forecast sales of sandwiches, meaning that I am looking for a term that covers both juice, coffee, and sandwiches.
word-choice terminology category
asked Mar 31 at 19:31
lala_12lala_12
6113
I am writing a report in which I have to forecast sales of juice and coffee. I want the title to be something along the lines 'Forecasting sales of consumer goods...', however, I do not think it sounds correct to refer to juice and coffee as consumer goods.
What would be more appropriate in this situation? I thought about food and beverages, but I do not like the sound of that in the title of a technical report.
EDIT
I also forecast sales of sandwiches, meaning that I am looking for a term that covers both juice, coffee, and sandwiches.
word-choice terminology category
word-choice terminology category
asked Mar 31 at 19:31
lala_12lala_12
6113
asked Mar 31 at 19:31
lala_12lala_12
6113
edited Mar 31 at 19:57
lala_12
asked Mar 31 at 19:31
lala_12lala_12
6113
asked Mar 31 at 19:31
lala_12lala_12
6113
asked Mar 31 at 19:31
lala_12lala_12
6113
6113
1
Consumer goods covers a lot of ground, if you are only focusing on juice and coffee, you would be disingenuous to title your paper consumer goods. Even using “breakfast beverages” is too broad for just juice and coffee.
– Jim
Mar 31 at 19:39
@Jim I cannot think of a more specific term that covers both. I forgot to mention in my question that I also focus on sandwiches. I will update it now.
– lala_12
Mar 31 at 19:56
How did you decide on those three? Maybe the criteria you used will help you categorize them.
– Jim
Mar 31 at 20:13
Why not "Forecasting sales of juice and coffee"?
– WS2
Mar 31 at 21:33
1
@KannE juice/shakes made over the counter, e.g. Jamba Juice.
– lala_12
Apr 1 at 11:03
|
show 3 more comments
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Consumer goods covers a lot of ground, if you are only focusing on juice and coffee, you would be disingenuous to title your paper consumer goods. Even using “breakfast beverages” is too broad for just juice and coffee.
– Jim
Mar 31 at 19:39
@Jim I cannot think of a more specific term that covers both. I forgot to mention in my question that I also focus on sandwiches. I will update it now.
– lala_12
Mar 31 at 19:56
How did you decide on those three? Maybe the criteria you used will help you categorize them.
– Jim
Mar 31 at 20:13
Why not "Forecasting sales of juice and coffee"?
– WS2
Mar 31 at 21:33
1
@KannE juice/shakes made over the counter, e.g. Jamba Juice.
– lala_12
Apr 1 at 11:03
1
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Consumer goods covers a lot of ground, if you are only focusing on juice and coffee, you would be disingenuous to title your paper consumer goods. Even using “breakfast beverages” is too broad for just juice and coffee.
– Jim
Mar 31 at 19:39
Consumer goods covers a lot of ground, if you are only focusing on juice and coffee, you would be disingenuous to title your paper consumer goods. Even using “breakfast beverages” is too broad for just juice and coffee.
– Jim
Mar 31 at 19:39
@Jim I cannot think of a more specific term that covers both. I forgot to mention in my question that I also focus on sandwiches. I will update it now.
– lala_12
Mar 31 at 19:56
@Jim I cannot think of a more specific term that covers both. I forgot to mention in my question that I also focus on sandwiches. I will update it now.
– lala_12
Mar 31 at 19:56
How did you decide on those three? Maybe the criteria you used will help you categorize them.
– Jim
Mar 31 at 20:13
How did you decide on those three? Maybe the criteria you used will help you categorize them.
– Jim
Mar 31 at 20:13
Why not "Forecasting sales of juice and coffee"?
– WS2
Mar 31 at 21:33
Why not "Forecasting sales of juice and coffee"?
– WS2
Mar 31 at 21:33
1
1
@KannE juice/shakes made over the counter, e.g. Jamba Juice.
– lala_12
Apr 1 at 11:03
@KannE juice/shakes made over the counter, e.g. Jamba Juice.
– lala_12
Apr 1 at 11:03
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Consumer goods covers a lot of ground, if you are only focusing on juice and coffee, you would be disingenuous to title your paper consumer goods. Even using “breakfast beverages” is too broad for just juice and coffee.
– Jim
Mar 31 at 19:39
@Jim I cannot think of a more specific term that covers both. I forgot to mention in my question that I also focus on sandwiches. I will update it now.
– lala_12
Mar 31 at 19:56
How did you decide on those three? Maybe the criteria you used will help you categorize them.
– Jim
Mar 31 at 20:13
Why not "Forecasting sales of juice and coffee"?
– WS2
Mar 31 at 21:33
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@KannE juice/shakes made over the counter, e.g. Jamba Juice.
– lala_12
Apr 1 at 11:03