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What is the collective noun of goods?

There isn't one specific collective noun for "goods" that is universally accepted. However, you can use various options depending on the context:

General:

* Cargo: This is a common term for goods being transported.

* Merchandise: This refers to goods that are offered for sale.

* Stock: This emphasizes a collection of goods held in storage.

* Assortment: This implies a variety of goods.

* Lot: This is often used for a group of goods being sold together.

More specific:

* Shipment: For goods being shipped.

* Inventory: For goods held by a business.

* Supplies: For goods used in a particular activity or process.

* Produce: For agricultural goods.

* Parcels: For individual packages of goods.

The best collective noun to use will depend on the specific context and the type of goods you are referring to.

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