Which of the following is true regarding non-consumable inventory?

Non-consumable inventory consists of items that are not expended during operations, meaning they are not used up or depleted after a single use. This category includes durable goods or equipment that can be utilized repeatedly over a longer period. Such items typically have a lifespan longer than a single operational cycle and are often held in inventory for ongoing use.

In contrast, other options do not accurately define non-consumable inventory. For instance, non-consumable inventory is not typically expended as part of everyday operations until it runs out (first option), and it is generally not categorized as short-term supply, as non-consumable items are usually considered long-term assets (second option). Lastly, non-consumable inventory encompasses more than just disposable office supplies; it includes various durable items used across operations, thereby making the last option incorrect.