Returned and excess stock is a problem for every retailer: in the UK alone £60bn of stock is returned each year.

Whether a global retailer or a smaller specialty shop, most companies undervalue their returned and excess stock by 30-80%. Worse, when it comes to damaged or obsolete goods, a great majority of items are sent to landfill or destroyed.

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