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Very good condition, small dent on the front cover of one of the volumes. All illustrations are in place.

Moscow, 1959. State Publishing House of Trade Literature.

With illustrations. Encyclopedic format.

In the Commodity Dictionary, the reader will find all the necessary information about consumer goods produced by domestic industry and sold to the public. The commodity dictionary was published in nine volumes, which in total will contain about 8 thousand articles describing over 20 thousand industrial and consumer food products. Articles on food products provide a description of all types and varieties of food products, their taste and nutritional properties, recipe and chemical composition, features of use, production technology, quality requirements, and other data. Articles on industrial goods describe consumer industrial goods of all major names, brands and a number of articles. If necessary, the purpose of the product, the materials used, design features, rules of use, production technology, etc. are given. For all products, information is given about their consumer properties, rules of storage, packaging, labeling, and transportation. The Commodity Dictionary also contains articles on basic issues of trade organization and technology. Major specialists in trade and industry took part in the creation of the dictionary, including honored scientists, doctors and candidates of science, professors and associate professors, engineers and technicians, commodity experts and other specialists.