tangible products
[/ˈtændʒəbəl ˈprɒdʌkts/]
nounpl: tangible products
produtos tangíveis
1. Physical goods that can be touched, seen, and held; items with a physical form that can be bought and sold in the marketplace
The company manufactures tangible products such as furniture and electronics.
A empresa fabrica produtos tangíveis como móveis e eletrônicos.
2. Merchandise or commodities as opposed to intangible services or digital goods
Tangible products require packaging, shipping, and warehouse management.
Produtos tangíveis requerem embalagem, envio e gestão de armazém.
3. Concrete items with physical substance and measurable characteristics
Unlike digital services, tangible products have weight, dimensions, and durability specifications.
Diferentemente dos serviços digitais, produtos tangíveis têm peso, dimensões e especificações de durabilidade.
In both Brazilian and American business contexts, the distinction between tangible and intangible products has become increasingly important with the rise of the digital economy. Companies often separate their business models into tangible product lines and service/software divisions. In Brazil, the term 'produtos tangíveis' is widely used in manufacturing sectors, particularly in São Paulo's industrial belt, while in Portugal, legal and accounting contexts may use 'bens materiais' as an alternative.
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