No More products vs No More Product

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'No more products' is correct when referring to multiple products, while 'no more product' is correct when referring to a single product. The choice between the two depends on whether you are talking about a singular or plural noun.

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No More products

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to the absence of multiple products.

Use 'no more products' when you want to indicate that there are no additional items available in a range of products.

Examples:

I'm sorry, but we have no more products in stock.
The store announced that there would be no more products released this season.

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And will this seventh amendment finally make it quite clear that no more finished products will be tested on animals?
Section 15 of applications and licences may contain no more than six products thus described;
The package method is a step in the right direction for Europe and the Member States, but the package, which contains no more than three products, would appear to be rather minimal.
The energy products market is turbulent because there is no more equilibrium.
Imports of products of animal origin, excluding fishery products, from Madagascar should not be allowed until it can be guaranteed that no more risk exists.
These are cultural products: soon there will be no more videos sold - they will be pirated - and no more CDs sold in Europe.
Every G.E. product has to be no more than six sigmas from perfection.
These quotas stipulate that imports of Chinese products may increase by no more than 7.5 % by comparison with 2004.
As in the case of tobacco products, we know that smoking a cigarette is no more dangerous than drinking a glass of wine.
This sort of procedure, labelling every product which has no more than glanced at a GMO, would run counter to the idea of consumer enlightenment and information.
The only product of any significance is canned tomatoes, but even they account for no more than 7 % of the market.
President, this Parliament, by huge cross-party majorities, has made clear that it will no longer accept that animals should be made to suffer for the sake of developing yet more products to flatter human vanity.
Products from vaccinated animals are no more or less safe than products from unvaccinated animals, particularly once they have undergone the prescribed processing.
If the product is profiled, the profiled (corrugated) surface area shall be no more than twice as much as the overall (coverage) area of the product.
Article 51. The temperature of quick-frozen foodstuffs must be stable and maintained, at all points in the product, at -18 ºC or lower, with possibly brief upward fluctuations of no more than 3 ºC during transport.
Considering that the measures provided for in this Decision must be proportionate and no more restrictive of trade than is required, only products considered as likely to be contaminated with genetically modified maize Bt10 should be covered.
Applications shall cover no more than 40 % of the quantity available for the group of products indicated in column 4 of Annex I, and for the quota concerned.
After cooking, the products are sprinkled with cold water and left to cool slowly until the temperature in the middle is no more than + 4 ºC.
Maximum yield is 80 tonnes/ha and yield in terms of processed product is no more than 80 %.
A textile product may be considered as exclusively composed of the same fibre if it contains no more than 2 % by weight of extraneous fibres, provided this quantity is justified as being technically unavoidable in good manufacturing practice and is not added as a matter of routine.

Alternatives:

out of products
no additional products
no more items

No More Product

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to the absence of a single product.

Use 'no more product' when you want to indicate that there are no additional units of a specific item available.