The term "commodity group" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any context where you need to refer to a collection of related commodities. For example, "The agricultural commodity group is made up of wheat, oats, corn, and soybeans."
"Berries are a highly competitive commodity group and they just have to be great," Griss said.
It caps the heft of any single commodity group at 33 percent.
If relative prices of goods within a commodity group are constant, Hicksian separability lets the price of a single good represent the group price level.
Leading shares are continuing their recovery after a strong start by a number of miners as commodity group Glencore floated, and a number of upbeat trading statements.
AZ Markets, which gives an address in London's Canary Wharf and an 0845 phone number, was pushing shares in the recently floated commodity group Glencore in May.
For example, of the 40 supply chain stage/food commodity group estimates for south and south-east Asia, over 70% were based on assumptions, generic data or food waste estimates from other regions.
Running under the tagline "Community, Not Commodity," radical group OccuPride has planned a presence at the event, slamming the commercialization of the Pride festivities and parade.
Commodity proved to have a significant effect on emission efficiency, with commodity groups composed of finished or semi finished products having much lower commodity emission efficiencies than those of raw materials [49].
Prospectivity models were built on knowledge-based fuzzy inference networks for seven commodity groups.
These days, the company lumps the information into three commodity groups and six regions.
The weather stations are owned by farmers, commodity groups, agricultural industries and state land grant universities.
