Applying a costlier finish than the customer asked for is which waste?
AOver-processing
BOverproduction
CTransporting
DWaiting time
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Over-processing
Doing more to a product than the end-customer requires makes it slower and costlier to produce, which is over-processing.
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