A bill of materials specifies the components or materials and quantities needed to produce an item. It describes product composition, rather than the quantities currently held in storage.[1]
For an assembled gift set, it identifies the individual items required. Keep versions under control: a packaging change may alter the required components even when the customer-facing product name stays the same.
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