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What are goods to be manufactured or produced by the seller after the contract called?

ASpecific goods
BFuture goods
CAscertained goods
DExisting goods
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Future goods
Goods the seller will manufacture, produce or acquire after the contract are classed as future goods.
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