goods that are used (or bought) for [primarily] personal/familial/household purposes.
“Consumer goods” is one of four categories of goods distinguished by the Uniform Commercial Code. The classifications are important for such purposes as determining:
Thus, consumer goods are to be distinguished from:
(a) EQUIPMENT (which are goods used/bought for [primarily] business reasons);
(b) FARM PRODUCTS (which are goods possessed for [primarily] farming reasons); such as:
a. crops;
b. livestock [in their unmanufactured state];
c. or supplies
(c) INVENTORY (which are goods held for sale)
Thus, the classification of goods is determined by its primary use.
