Reverse logistics manages goods moving back from use or sale toward earlier supply-chain stages. It extends beyond consumer returns to activities such as repair, reuse and recycling.[1]
Identify the destination that preserves value. A repairable item needs a different route from an unusable product. The reverse flow is not simply outbound shipping in reverse: assessment and sorting introduce their own process steps.
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