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goods sold by weight (Alex Lilo); items sold by weight (Alex Lilo); catch weight item (The catch weight functionality is developed for the food and beverage industry where there is often a need to handle an item in two units, as in the cheese industry. A catch weight item is an item stocked in one unit, such as pieces, but valued and priced in a weight unit, such as kilograms. This means that both the carrying unit and the catch weight unit are always requested when entering stock transactions. When, for example, one piece of cheese is placed in stock, it weighs 5 KG. Two weeks later, when you take the cheese out of stock, the weight for the same cheese is only 4,8 KG (due to losses). Alexander Demidov) |
govt.nz Alexander Oshis)