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BILL OF MATERIALS

 

BILL OF MATERIALS

A Bill of Materials (BOM) is a comprehensive list of raw materials, components, and instructions required for the manufacture, manufacture, or repair of a product or service. A bill of materials usually appears in a hierarchical format, with the highest level showing the finished product and the lower level representing individual components and materials.

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Take, for example, a cadbury celebrations packing  that wants to build 100 box packing . A bill of materials for a cadbury celebration  will include all the product  that make up the cadbury celebrations such as cartons , tray , poly bag, chocolates,  and warp film  including the quantities required of each items and their cost.

A well-defined BOM helps companies:

  • Plan purchases of raw materials
  • Estimate material costs
  • Gain inventory control
  • Track and  material requirements plan 
  • Maintain accurate records
  • Ensure supply robustness and minimize waste
  • Daily tracking record  
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