What are examples of MICROENTERPRISES where non-perishable items are created or manufactured for sale?
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There are a few avenues. Some investment clubs have investors looking for "throw away" manufactureds. Also some states have charities needing these homes for various community services. You may want to contact your state as this can lead to a nice tax deduction.
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Goods are physical items and services are actions performed...
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Craigslist\n\nCharity Event gift bags\n\nGifts for opening bank accounts\n\nBe present on the final day of a business closing or liquidation\n\nMetal Detecting\n\nSell intellectual properties, optics, codes, and such.
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I think I would start by contacting local businesses which you would want to sell your product. Ask them how they get the goods they sell. If it's from a warehouse ask for the name and some contact details. I think I might try and avoid some of the big chains because they may be expecting a large quantity and a regular supply of goods.
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There are so many of them.\n\nhttp://www.macraesbluebook.com/search/product_company_list.cfm?Prod_Code=4857000\n\nhttp://dmoz.org/Business/Food_and_Related_Products/Meat_and_Seafood/Tools_and_Equipment/\n\nhttp://www.business.com/directory/food_and_beverage/meat,_poultry_and_eggs/equipment_and_supplies/
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Most confectionary is highly processed. Adding foreign substances or failing to clean the processing equipment could easily contaminate large amounts in one go.
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The real question is:  How can manufacturers recycle their waste?  Most food manufacturers are allowed to re-use up to 10% of their waste.  What they cannot re-use must go elsewhere, like to a dog food manufacturing plant.  \n\nSome fast-food restaurants, like KFC, donate excess made food to homeless shelters.  \n\nHallmark Cards recycles a bunch of their wastes by donating to non-profit organizations (churches, thrift stores, etc.) & they run a craft place called Kaleidoscope at Crown Center in KC, MO.  The kids come & make crafts there for FREE!  I've taken my girls there several times.
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They already exist. Here's one report related to one product and an analysis of advantages versus disadvantages. \nhttp://www.epri.com/OrderableitemDesc.asp?oilnid=122490&targetnid=12&marketnid=5&oitype=1&oilnum=TR-104988&searchdate=5/13/95\n\nAnd, another discussion:\nhttp://www.europa.com/~ruralite/energy%20topics/laundry.html\n\nAnd, a trade journal article:\nhttp://www.appliancemagazine.com/ae/editorial.php?article=150&zone=215&first=1
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Try yard sales and ebay,they quit making them years ago due to idiots filing lawsuits.
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fast moving consumer goods
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eBay\n\nSell some weird sandwich or something.\n\nhttp://www.ebay.com/
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I liquidate also.\nI can't give you sources, but do a search on the Internet under every category pertaining to liquidation and advertise for wares in your city Business Journal for goods.\nEthically, you should sell goods outside your suppliers marketing area.\nMany Stores buy on this secondary market.\nThink Dollar Stores.
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Loans not written for the intent to fund business.  I.E.  House loans, Car Loans, Personal Loans (any purpose), debt consolidation loans, etc.
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I worked in wholesale distribution for a few years.  One reason i left is that scruples seemed hard to come by.  Seemingly very cut-throat.  I might be better able to help if i had an idea as to what products you seek.....
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I assume you mean perishable food products.  It depends on the store.  At bakery outlets you can buy day old for human consumption, or 2 day old for livestock (such as sheep) feeding.  If you mean canned goods, cereal, etc., at most retailers it is destroyed.  This is what we do at Target.  If it has passed the shelf date, it can not be given to shelters or sold because the guarantee (for freshness) is no longer valid.  And stores could find themselves involved in a lawsuit if someone consumes tainted, expired food.
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trades.  they run ads for businesses in exchange for merchandise, instead of money.