Handling and storing inventories and transporting finished goods from one part of the plant to another are examples of non-value-added activities.

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Non-value-added activities are activities that do not directly contribute to the production or delivery of a product or service but are necessary for the overall operation of the business. Handling and storing inventories and transporting finished goods are necessary but do not add value to the product itself.

Handling and Storing Inventories and Transporting Finished Goods from One