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Top trends in reverse logistics

Logistics Management

Two of the trends making an impact on reverse logistics besides the increase of e-commerce and the increased focus on customer centricity—are the circular economy and robotics. Here are some suggestions for transforming your reverse process to meet today’s pressing demands.

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Revealing the Realm of Reverse Logistics

Ship Monk

Here, the process of reverse logistics gets started. The term “reverse logistics” on its own can be a bit confusing, so we’re taking the complexity out of this aspect of logistics for you. Read on to not only learn the answer to “What is reverse logistics?” What is Reverse Logistics?

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Reverse Logistics Technology: What to Expect

GlobalTranz

Unfortunately, the rising demand is a true risk to the state of reverse logistics. As companies look for ways to meet the rising demand, it is easy to abandon sustainability goals and focus solely on getting things accomplished.read More.

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Reverse Logistics Solutions by 3PL Links

3PL Links

Reverse Logistics Solutions | Image Source: dreamstime.com. Reverse logistics is in the same predicament as the product inflow into warehouses 20 years ago, when businesses were more concerned with the product outflow. All businesses are concerned about reverse logistics, regardless of where they are in the supply chain.

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Reverse Logistics: The 5 Keys to a Successful Strategy

Morai Logistics

Reverse logistics isn’t something most companies relish and as a result is often overlooked, but if handled with the right care, it’s what gives a modern supply chain the competitive edge. Of the many areas of a supply chain that get attention, reverse logistics is certainly an area amongst those that gets the least.

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Developing a Reverse Logistics Strategy to Handle Increased Demand in Returns

MercuryGate

In response, shippers should anticipate high returns and have a solid reverse logistics strategy. Not only does a good plan for returns help meet demand, but it also improves your customers’ experience. Due to holiday purchases, we can still expect peak-season shopping with a return hike this holiday season.

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Reverse Logistics for the Holidays

3PL Insights

The global reverse logistics market is expected to grow to $603 billion by 2025, so developing a strong reverse logistics strategy is important. What is Reverse Logistics? Reverse logistics is returning a product from the end user back to the supplier, manufacturer, or distributor.