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As fast fashion continues to go out of style and retailers remain under the microscope for ethical and sustainable business practices, the apparel industry will need to shift its approach regarding returned and secondhand clothing. If a recommerce solution is…
With online sales rapidly increasing year over year, so are returns: around 30% of all online sales are sent back. This combined with excess inventory woes—faced by many of today’s brick and mortar retailers—is creating a backlog of inventory piling…
Liquidation Electronics is one of the largest and most popular product categories in the liquidation industry. Products typically include customer-returned or shelf-pulled TVs, home theater systems, computers, GPS units, cell phones, video game consoles, printers, and tablets. All of the…
Wholesale Cell Phone Inventory Liquidation We are very excited to announce the launch of BStockMobile.com in the B-Stock Sourcing Network! BStockMobile is a new inventory liquidation marketplace focused on mobile device and cell phone liquidation. The single seller in the marketplace…
Welcome to our comprehensive Resource Center, designed specifically for savvy buyers looking to navigate the world of online liquidation and overstock purchasing. At B-Stock, we understand that the process of buying through online liquidation marketplaces can be complex, especially when…
Wholesale liquidators are suppliers who have huge selections of wholesale, closeout, overstock, and surplus merchandise in their own warehouses. Frequently, they do buy directly from large retailers. These large retailers, however, add markups since they house hundreds of thousands of…
By definition, excess inventory is inventory that a retailer no longer wants sitting on store shelves or a manufacturer wants out of their warehouse. Large retailers need to constantly clear out their remaining old inventory to make room for the…
Liquidation typically means the company is trying to turn assets (overstock and returned inventory) into cash. Excess overstock and returned inventory costs retailers money because the goods depreciate with age, take up space in the warehouse, and tie up capital.…