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With trade show season moving quickly along, B-Stock is headed to fabulous Las Vegas from March 17 to 20 for ASD Market Week—the most comprehensive B2B trade show that brings the world’s widest variety of retail merchandise together in one efficient shopping experience.
If you’re going to the show, we’d like to invite you to our booth SU9. There, you can meet members of the B-Stock team who will be happy to talk with you about our B2B marketplaces where nine of the top 10 U.S. retailers sell returned, excess, and other liquidation merchandise.
Our marketplace platform gives buyers direct access to bulk quantities of merchandise across a variety of products including: consumer electronics, appliances, apparel, mobile phones, home and garden, and so much more.
New to sourcing returned or excess inventory? Be sure to pick up a copy of our buying guide that provides tips on purchasing customer returns.
Not going but still looking to source customer returns and excess inventory directly from the world’s top retailers? Check out our Sourcing marketplace to get started.
Are you a retailer looking for a recovery-generating liquidation solution for returned, excess or other surplus goods? Let’s start the conversation!
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