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B-Stock
B-Stock was built on the idea that technology and analytics could revolutionize how organizations manage excess inventory. With a focus on the reverse supply chain, B-Stock is able to facilitate new ways to reuse or recycle unwanted products. By partnering with the company, its clients have access to a global base of vendors that are dedicated to recycling and repurposing salvage products for their own business needs. B-Stock’s transparent B2B marketplace platform connects sellers directly to buyers, so customers know exactly who is purchasing their product and what their intended purpose is. By using a B2B liquidation marketplace, over 180 million items have sold for reuse, resale or recycling through a total of 338,748 auctions.
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