Value-added describes what happens when you take a basic product and increase the value of that product (and usually also the price) by adding extras in the manufacturing process, or by tacking on extra products and/or services. So you could pick a raw coffee bean and add value by roasting it and again add value by grinding it, or simply packaging it ready to grind. You could coat some of the roasted beans in chocolate and sell them as confectionery. Or, you might sell a computer, and add value by forming a package deal which includes other pieces of equipment. Still further value might be added by including home visits by technicians, or extended warranties, and so on.
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Added value allows firms to market their products more successfully, emphasising strength of brand as opposed to a commodity. They can charge higher prices, achieve a USP and obtain competitive advantage. Higher added value products are less price-elastic and harder to copy
The tyson foods product portfolio includes a variety of products such as value added chicken value added beef and pork pepperoni pizza crusts and toppings.
H. Josupeit has written: 'Value-added products in Europe'
VAT (value added tax) is a utilized tax on products applied in every stages of production, from raw components to finished products. EVAT (expanded value added tax) is the same as VAT, but with a higher tax collection.
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With industry in general, the most valuable ones are those that have the highest added value. That is they have a much larger selling price for their output compared with the buying price of the input material. In the case of forest products, raw felled logs would have a low added value, whereas making paper would have a higher added value. Similarly, furniture making would have an even higher added value. Generally, the amount of added value is highly dependent on the amount of capital needed to set up the industry. But fine hand crafted products could have a high added value, but still have a modest capital needs.
The customers will get very quality product. The business can sell products for a higher price. It will help the business to overcome the competitors.
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value added benefit
An amt added to the value of a product, equally
Direct economic value refers to the financial benefits received or generated by a business as a result of its core operations, products, or services. It includes revenue earned, profits generated, and any economic value added to stakeholders such as employees, customers, and shareholders.