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Value added

The term value-added refers to the economic improvement a business makes to its goods or services before offering them on the market. Value added explains how businesses can charge more for their products or services than it costs to make them. Adding value to products and services is critical since it gives consumers a reason to buy, enhancing a company's revenue and bottom line.




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