fast-moving goods

基本解釋

Fast-moving consumer goods have little to fear, but products priced for status are likely to suffer.
這方麪，快速消費品不會很受影響，但那些買來用來表明身價的産品就很有可能會受影響了。
Compound annual growth in fast-moving consumer goods in developed markets for the period from 2005 to 2010 will average 4% for developed economies, according to McKinsey.
據(jù)麥肯錫的數(shù)據(jù)，2005年至2010年，快速消費品在發(fā)達(dá)國家市場中的複郃年增長率平均爲(wèi)4%。
Unlike the quick development cycles usually seen in fast-moving consumer goods, which typically take one to two years, products in Nestlé’s nutrition pipeline may take four to six years to develop.
與快速消費品的研發(fā)周期衹有1至2年不同，雀巢營養(yǎng)渠道産品可能需要4至6年方可成功。

Perhaps the fast-moving consumer goods category is a sweet spot in the Russian economy that will nevertheless not attract the stinging wasps of the state.
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But others—chiefly those producing fast-moving consumer goods—are strongly against.
ECONOMIST: Russia and the WTO
Broughton's compensation is calculated according to a series of comparisons (applied in various ways to the different components of his compensation package) with other British multinationals and also with with similar fast-moving consumer goods companies and other FTSE-100 companies.
FORBES: Magazine Article