Composite supply defined as bundled supplies with a principal supply; contrasts with mixed supply sold together for a single price. A composite supply consists of naturally bundled goods and/or services supplied together with one component as the principal supply and others ancillary; example: television with warranty and maintenance where the television is principal. A mixed supply is a combination of separable supplies provided for a single consideration without a dominant element; example: refrigerator sold together with storage bottles that can be priced and sold separately.
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Composite supply defined as bundled supplies with a principal supply; contrasts with mixed supply sold together for a single price.
A composite supply consists of naturally bundled goods and/or services supplied together with one component as the principal supply and others ancillary; example: television with warranty and maintenance where the television is principal. A mixed supply is a combination of separable supplies provided for a single consideration without a dominant element; example: refrigerator sold together with storage bottles that can be priced and sold separately.
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