
In any large operation, there are always unused items that take up valuable space. Instead of just discarding these items, they can actually be recycled. By working with a company that helps recycle as well as purchases excess inventory, a manufacturing operation can open up valuable warehouse space and get paid to clear out outdated items that are no longer used within their operation.
For example, Radwell International offers various options for clients to sell their excess inventory. The sender can either do their own cataloging or have Radwell do the cataloging of the items for them. Before the interaction is complete, a Radwell representative will contact the customer with a value for their unwanted items and if the customer approves the amount, the sale is completed. It’s a win for the customer selling the items and also a win for future customers looking to purchase items that may be obsolete or difficult to find for their own operations. Surplus items from Radwell are evaluated and sorted upon arrival. If they can be resold they are placed into inventory, and if they cannot be resold they are disposed of safely. When these items are resold they can be purchased at a discounted rate (from 50-90% off retail). Recycling and selling used inventory can be a green solution that provides savings all around.
By exploring greener solutions for manufacturing, companies are saving energy, preserving natural resources for future generations and cutting operational costs. It would be difficult to dispute that facilities that “go green” are the ones who save the most green.
Editor's Note: This is a sponsored blog post by Radwell International.
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