Circular economy
What is left over in one warehouse is inventory in another
Our business is about keeping the product alive. Every pallet we buy and relocate is manufactured goods that do not end up destroyed or taking up meaningless space. Here, sustainability is not an add-on: it is literally the model.
- Collection of surpluses
- Classification and recovery
- Resale in another channel
- Recycling of unsellable items
Zero waste management
What we do with each pallet that comes in
A pallet of returns is never uniform. The difference between recycling it and recovering it lies in taking the time to classify it properly.
It is classified
We open the pallet and classify by condition: perfect, damaged packaging, incomplete, and unrecoverable.
It is recovered
Items with only broken packaging are repackaged and become sellable as new.
It is relocated
The product enters a channel where there is real demand, often in another country.
It is recycled
Only what cannot be resold goes to a waste manager, classified by material.
Environmental commitment
Three commitments we can fulfil
We do not show certifications we do not have. These are the criteria we work with every day.
Destruction, as a last resort
Before decommissioning a product, we try to repackage it, group it or relocate it to another market.
Optimised transport
We plan return routes so that a lorry does not return empty after a delivery.
Batch traceability
Each batch has an internal reference, so you can always know where it came from and where it went.
For your sustainability report
Clearing stock also pays off
If your company publishes a sustainability report, moving surplus instead of destroying it is a figure that adds up. We provide you with the documentary details of the batches you sell us so you can include it.
