Creating classes whose primary purpose is to hold data is a common pattern in Kotlin (is a common pattern in other languages too, think of JSON or Protobuff).
Kotlin has a particular kind of class for this purpose:
data class Item(val product: BakeryGood, val unitPrice: Double, val quantity: Int)
To declare data class, there are some restrictions:
The primary constructor should have at least one parameter
The primary constructor's parameters must be val or var
Data classes can't be abstract, open, sealed, or inner
With these restrictions, data classes give a lot of benefits.