According to the National Retail Federation, more than $60 billion of merchandise is returned each year. This number, while already staggering, continues to rise each year. As more customers migrate to online shopping, we are faced with a higher likelihood of returns.
This is a challenge. Regardless of the time of year, we are constantly trying to combat customer returns. We do not want to deal with inventory management, repackaging, or remanufacturing. Why would we?
The returns process is often a headache, and therefore something we fail to face head-on. But we can no longer afford to sweep it under a rug. We have a problem, and it’s got to do with reverse logistics!
Here are 3 brilliant ways to solve reverse logistics issues to minimize losses and maximize customer satisfaction.
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