September 2026

Retailers regularly manage products that no longer move through their primary sales channels. Customer returns, seasonal merchandise and overstock inventory can take up valuable storage space while tying up money that the business has already invested. Reverse logistics provides a way to manage some of this merchandise by moving it into alternative resale and distribution […]

For retailers, brands, distributors, and reverse logistics companies, a product’s journey does not always end when it is returned. Once returned merchandise enters the reverse logistics process, businesses must decide where it should go next. Some products can return to regular retail inventory. Others may be refurbished, returned to a vendor, sold through secondary channels,