Question
What are the different types of value added?

Answer

The different types of value added are as follows:
  1. Quality added value It is basically adding convenience, ease of use or other desirable characteristics that customers value.
  2. Environmental added value It advocates the use of such methods of production that are environmental friendly.
  3. Cause-related added value It advocates the contribution of a part of business revenues for a socially desirable cause.
  4. Cultural added value It advocates those methods of production that are sensitive to the needs of the cultural groups.

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