commodity materials

[kəˈmɒdɪti məˈtɪərɪəlz]
nounpl: commodity materials
materiais de commodity
1. Raw materials or basic goods that are standardized, interchangeable, and traded in bulk on global markets, typically with prices determined by supply and demand rather than brand differentiation.
Commodity materials such as oil, metals, and agricultural products are essential to manufacturing industries worldwide.
Materiais de commodity como petróleo, metais e produtos agrícolas são essenciais para indústrias manufatureiras em todo o mundo.
2. Basic materials used in construction, manufacturing, or production that are widely available and relatively inexpensive compared to specialized materials.
Steel and concrete are commodity materials commonly used in building projects.
Aço e concreto são materiais de commodity comumente usados em projetos de construção.
In Brazil, the term 'commodity materials' is widely used in industrial and agricultural sectors, reflecting the country's significant role in global commodity markets. The term is particularly relevant in discussions about export markets, manufacturing costs, and economic policy. In the USA, it's common in finance, trading, and manufacturing sectors.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
basic materialsraw materialsbulk materialsstandard materialsundifferentiated goods
Antonyms / Antônimos
specialty materialspremium materialsdifferentiated productsbranded goods

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
materiais de commodity
Standard term used in business and industrial contexts
São Paulo
materiais commoditizados
More technical term used in corporate and financial environments
Portugal
materiais de base
Alternative phrasing preferred in Portuguese Portuguese

Related Words

commodity tradingbulk goodsraw materialsmarket pricessupply and demandstandardized products

Related Idioms & Phrases

commoditize a product
commodity market
commodity pricing
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