Amount of raw materials left over from a production process which there is no further use A. Scrap B. Abnormal spoilage C. Waste. D. Normal spoilage.

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by Syed Ammar , Senior Accounts Officer , The City Schools (Group Head office)

Normal spoilage. .........................

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