Which of the following is NOT a consumer product class?
A) Specialty.
B) Unsought.
C) Derived.
D) Shopping.
E) Impulse.

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The four main consumer product classes are specialty products (products with unique features and qualities), shopping products (products that consumers compare and consider before buying), convenience products (products that are readily available and require little effort to purchase), and unsought products (products that consumers do not actively seek out to buy). Derived products is not a consumer product class but rather refers to products that are created from raw materials or other goods. Impulse products are a subcategory of convenience products, referring to products that consumers spontaneously buy without much thought or consideration.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Consumer Product Class