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What are examples of finished goods?

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What are examples of finished goods?

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Finished goods mean any good or product other than a panel, containing HWPW, PB, and MDF. Finished goods include, but are not limited to furniture, cabinets, shelving, countertops, flooring, moldings, caskets, base boards, rosettes, corbels, etc.

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Finished goods mean any good or product other than a panel, containing HWPW, PB, and MDF. Finished goods include, but are not limited to furniture, cabinets, shelving, countertops, flooring, moldings, caskets, base boards, rosettes, corbels, etc. 4. Who does the ATCM apply to? The ATCM applies to manufacturers, distributors, importers, fabricators, and retailers of the products described in question 1, as well as third party certifiers of manufacturers. 5. Does the ATCM apply to blockboard? No, blockboard is not covered by the ATCM since it is not included in the definition of HWPW. 6. Does the ATCM apply to molded pallet blocks? Molded pallet blocks that are made in individual molds and made specifically as molded pallet components are exempt for the ATCM. If in a given manufacturing process no flat panels are made or used, and if the resulting molded pallet block products have a very specific purpose, then molded pallet block products would not be subject to the ATCM. 7. Would toilet

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