Joint products and co-products are used synonymously in common parlance,
but strictly speaking a distinction can be made between two. Co-products may be defined as
two or more products which are contemporary but do not emerge necessarily from the same
material in the same process. For instance, wheat and gram produced in two separate farms
with separate processing of cultivation, are the co-products. Similarly timber boards made
from different trees are co-products.
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