'durable products' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe items which are designed to last a long period of time and withstand wear and tear. For example, "This company specializes in creating durable products, such as outdoor furniture made from hardwood."
Processing of meat into durable products during surplus production go a long way in reducing the post harvest losses.
Ultimately, respect for production, wages and quality will see a shift towards durable products, made in an honest way empowering the consumer to make responsible choices, to compete not on price point but to innovate on quality and sustainability instead.
Iji says, "The consumption energy of its production is about half when compared with current plastics for durable products and therefore, when it replaces them, a large amount of energy and CO2 generation will be reduced (more than 10m tonnes of CO2)." A more common use of cashew nut shells is as a biofuel.
Lifespan extension of durable products underpins sustainable consumption.
It's already possible to buy durable products, he said — Miele washing machines, Vitsoe shelving, Jaguar cars.
It forms the basis of graphite fibers used in tennis racquets and other durable products.
Orders for durable goods, long-lasting products, dropped 3.4 percent, slightly worse than the government's initial estimate last week of a 3.3 percent fall in durable goods orders.
"We use Pratt & Lambert base ourselves, and it's an excellent, durable product".
"They do make a durable product," said Ali Khan, the director of maintenance at D'Agostino's, which bought 100 three-wheeled Worksman push carts for its home deliveries.
Whilst I was incentivized to suggest environmentally preferable materials, the engineering team was incentivized to find marketable and durable product within their budget.
The idea was to develop a new line of fabric especially suitable for outdoor commercial awnings, a market the company already serves with a less durable product.
