Manufactures
Items of trade that have been transformed from raw materials, either by labor, art, skill, or machine into finished articles that have new forms, qualities, or properties.
For example, a blouse that is made of raw silk would be considered a manufacture, whereas fresh vegetables sold on a farm would not.
Whether particular products are within the definition of manufactures becomes significant with respect to taxes and other regulations imposed upon manufacturers.
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