Appraisal cost

Appraisal cost refers to the expenses incurred by a buyer or an organization to assess and evaluate the quality, suitability, and compliance of goods or services provided by suppliers. These costs are associated with conducting inspections, tests, audits, and other activities aimed at ensuring that the purchased products or services meet the specified requirements and standards.

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