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• Throwaway culture: Tossing things after using them once.
• Product life cycles: Stages from start to end for a product.
• Circular economy: Reusing and recycling goods.
• Linear economy: Make, use, dispose - traditional way.
• Raw materials: Basics for making stuff.
• Introduction: Launching a new product.
• Introduction: Launching a new product.
• Maturity: Stable, established product phase.
• Product awareness: People knowing about a product.
• Mature: Fully developed or grown-up.
• Competitive edge: Unique advantage for success.
• Sustainable: Eco-friendly and long-lasting.
• Non-renewable resources: Can't be quickly replaced
• Long-lasting: Staying good for a long time.
• Remanufactured: Fixed up to be like new.
•  Resold: Sold again to someone else.
• Millennials: Born between 1981 and 1996.
• - Consignors: People giving goods to others.
• - Cast-off: Discarded or unwanted things.
• - Salvage: Getting value from damaged items.
• - Modular: Built with standardized pieces.
• - From the outset: From the very start.
• - Commodity: Basic raw material or good.
• - Waste stream: Flow of thrown-away things.
• - Embraces: Welcoming and accepting.
• - Precious metals: Rare, natural shiny metals.
• - Drives innovation: Pushes new ideas forward.
• - Disposed: Getting rid of something.
• - Absenteeism: Skipping work or school without reason.
• - Manual labour: Physical work done by hand.
• - Maternity: Time around giving birth.
• - Creche facility: Childcare center for little ones.
• - Annual: Happening every single year.
• - Scheme: A planned way of doing things.
• - Probationary period: Trying out a new employee.
• - Retention: Keeping employees in a company.
• - Intricate: Very detailed or complex.
• - Hinder: Creating problems or obstacles.
• - Poverty: Extremely poor, lacking what's needed.