non-durable
/nɒnˈdjʊərəbl/ /nɒnˈdʒʊərəbl/ /nɒnˈdjɔːrəbl/adjective
1That is not durable; that does not last.
2Specifically. Designating a class of perishable or relatively short-lived goods produced for immediate use and frequently replaced by the consumer, such as food, clothing, fuel, etc.
noun
In plural Non-durable consumer goods.
Origin
Late 19th century. From non- + durable.