stored goods

If it does not, buy additional coverage for the stored goods.

We were all living off stored goods until fall, when the crops of our recent planting would hopefully be in.

Every spare inch of the submersible was occupied by stored goods.

Its owner, neighbors said, used the factory's warehouses for an import business and stored goods in them.

He theorized that the long, narrow buildings also may have stored goods for paying the laborers.

From then his family grazed cows on the land, rode motorbikes and stored goods there.

Some stored goods become obsolete before they are sold, reducing their contribution to revenue while having no effect on their holding cost.

These receipts could not be assigned (only the original depositor could collect the stored goods).

If opportunity cost is included, it is reasonable to use one-half the value of stored goods as their holding cost.

The smell of burnt wood mingled with more exotic smells from the stored goods that had caught fire in several warehouses.

It seemed that half the gasoline drums had blown up, splattering burning gasoline over the rest of the stored goods.

Some of the stored goods had been anonymously packed in pods, but other items were shrink-wrapped in clear piass.

Diatomeacous earth is an ecological alternative to pyrethrins and can be effective in treating stored goods and their areas against this insect.

He told me that Ku Luan left orders for all his stored goods to be sold at auction, immediately after his death."

While Ali prepares a tiger trap, the orangutans enter Ali's hut and feast on the stored goods.

The stored goods were arranged in rows, as low as four feet in some places, as high as seven in others.

Stored goods can include any raw materials, packing materials, spare parts, components, or finished goods associated with agriculture, manufacturing and production.

Only a few security lamps in conical tin shades shed a wan glow over the stored goods below, leaving most of the place sheathed in shadows.

These warrants can be used by the owners to pledge beneficial ownership or transfer title of the stored goods to financiers as collateral in return for working capital.

Ranging from small water and liquor kegs to 206-gallon hogsheads, their barrels stored goods including tobacco, whale oil, whiskey, molasses, flour, apples, sugar, and hardware.

While it is possible to measure the components of holding cost, it is common to estimate them as at least one-third the value of the stored goods per year.

The seals were affixed to containers that stored goods belonging to Queen Uqnitum and some of her retainers, including her sons' nurse Zamena and her cook.

Warehouse owners there, still wary of the known penchant for vice among coastal residents, sometimes add a clause to the contract specifying that the stored goods will not include cigarettes or tobacco.

Some however, most notoriously the Museum Beetle (A. museorum), are as significant pests as many other skin beetles, infesting stored goods and especially specimens in museum collections.

The NV Schunck would also lose money on the stored goods (worth millions), because these would not be part of the deal and would have to be sold out quickly.