What do you call any product that is used in the manufacture of another processed good?

The correct term for a product that is used in the manufacture of another processed good is "Raw Material." Raw materials are the basic inputs found in the production process, which can include natural resources or agricultural products that undergo various processing to create the final product. They are essential to the manufacturing process and are often transformed or combined with other materials to produce finished goods.

In contrast, other terms like "Finished Product" refer to the final goods ready for sale to consumers. "Intermediate Good" typically refers to products that are partially processed but not yet a finished product, used in the manufacture of final goods. "Component Part" usually defines pieces or parts of a larger assembly that may also be included in the finished product but isn’t primarily focused on the raw input aspect. Understanding these distinctions is critical in food technology and manufacturing processes.