Sentence examples for standardised products from inspiring English sources

The share of the global chocolate market relies on its production and high manufacturing economies of scale, which encourages global market expansion, standardised products, and centralised production (Yip and Coundouriotis 1991).

The first, a cost leadership strategy, emphasises efficiency and the production of high volumes of standardised products.

One part now specialises in long runs of standardised products.

Standardised products would also have to be cleared through central counterparties in an effort to mitigate risk.

Green bondholders proved less skittish than others.A market needs standardised products.

I wanted my recipes to be accessible to as many people as possible, so I tried to use widely available, standardised products.

But customising a standardised product by changing its outward appearance, like re-skinning a mobile phone, would be easier.

The result is a standardised product made in a fairly small number of varieties, produced at low cost and of mediocre quality.

Michael Critelli, boss of Pitney Bowes, a mail-equipment maker, says, "The big, all-in-one model works well if you believe that all the mail is about is standardised delivery of a standardised product and high volumes" with no innovation or customisation.

Such a process is characterised in general by a succession of operations, which may, in particular, be mechanical or chemical, in order to obtain a significant quantity of a standardised product".

On the one hand, strong competition leads to diverse quality of forest carbon credits that results in a non-standardised product imposing high transaction costs on market actors to evaluate the quality and navigate among the standards.