Give me the defective products and sales return. We all know that the first factor that the customer is looking for before buying the product is the quality of the goods. If the company decided to use...

Give me the defective products and sales return.

We all know that the first factor that the customer is looking for before buying the product is the quality of the goods. If the company decided to use low-cost materials in order to reduce the total cost of goods sold and for them to lift up the net income, then it will only result  to a negative outcome.  A company's overall strength can be maintained by focusing on quality. It has a wide range of effects on a business. When a company tries to save money by using low-cost raw materials, it may end up producing low-quality products with defects and errors. The cost of poor quality includes not only costs associated with product defects, but also costs associated with company procedures, practices, or operations that result in defects or errors. Poor quality can also harm your brand, impair consumer relationships, and add significant operational and financial costs.