Inventory aging examines how long goods have been held, for example from each lot's receipt date. Age is an analytical perspective, not proof that an item cannot be sold.[1]
Interpret old lots alongside sales pace, seasonality and shelf life. A slow-moving spare part may be deliberately retained while seasonal goods need prompt action. Use a clear age starting point to keep reports comparable.
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