A commoditized product is a good or service that is largely indistinguishable from competitors' offerings, competing mainly on price rather than features. Examples include basic grains, generic medications, or plain screws. Buyers benefit from low costs and easy substitution, while sellers must focus on operational efficiency and volume to maintain profitability.
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