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Watch Webinar: How Unilever Minimizes Their Excess Inventory and Achieves Sustainability Goals
Jul 07 2021 · BY Editorial Team
Unilever and B-Stock team up to discuss “The End of S.L.O.B. (Slow Moving & Obsolete Goods): How Unilever Minimizes Their Excess Inventory and Achieves Sustainability Goals.”
Presented by Giorgio Vitale, Head of EMEA for B-Stock, and Nazli Oguz, Unilever’s Global Inventory Optimization & Business Waste Manager, they explain how Unilever and B-Stock are working together to enhance sustainability across the globe.
In this webinar, you’ll learn:
- Unilever’s Global Waste Reduction Strategy
- How Unilever manages S.L.O.B. without negatively impacting primary markets
- The explosive demand for secondary market goods
- How recommerce is the sustainable solution for excess inventory
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