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Also known as feedstock, ingredient
material which has not been through a manufacturing process
AI overview
Raw materials are basic materials that haven't been processed or manufactured yet—like crude oil, timber, or iron ore pulled straight from nature. They matter because they're the essential starting point for making finished products like plastic goods, furniture, or steel tools.
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- natural environment
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- Logs at woodmill.jpg
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- Commons category
- Raw materials
- topic's main category
- Category:Raw materials
- opposite of
- manufactured good
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Article · 日本語
原材料（げんざいりょう、英語: ingredient）とは、物（製品など）を製造するための元になる物質。
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