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Manufacturer-Owned Production Is Returning to Consumer Goods, Sohnne Reports
- Long warranties in consumer goods depend on accounting and ownership of the production line rather than marketing decisions.
- Companies that produce goods in-house can offer significantly longer warranty periods compared to those sourcing finished products from third parties.
- Firms buying finished goods cannot reliably predict failure rates because they do not control the manufacturing process or production quality.
- In-House manufacturing involves higher capital costs and risks but provides direct quality control and better data for supporting longer warranty periods.
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Manufacturer-Owned Production Is Returning to Consumer Goods, Sohnne Reports
"Long warranties are not a marketing decision. They are an accounting one, and they depend on who owns the line."Companies that own their production facilities are able to underwrite longer warranty periods than those sourcing finished goods. Sohnne, which manufactures…
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