Karl Stores Discount Stores Sell Back Products To Counter Crisis

The return of goods is a huge cash flow for retailers. If cash can be realized as soon as possible, it will largely supplement the company's capital flow.

Therefore, the re sale of goods has become the trend of retailers.

The return of goods cost retailers at least ten million dollars a year.

According to the Chain Store Age website, Karl store plans to open a discount.

(OUTLETS) the sale of goods by monopolization in order to reduce wastage.

The store is located in Cherr Hill, New Jersey, USA. It is expected to open in June this year. All the goods are from the former customers, and the discount will be very competitive.

The supermode Bella Thorne is located.

Kohl's (Karl department store) buys Candie clothing.

According to the US Stylite website, in 2011, a customer Marie Wofl witnessed the brand "Victoria s Secret" of Vitoria, cutting off one of the pieces she had returned to her face.

"I asked why the secret workers in Vitoria didn't consider donating to the Salvation Army or charity organization GOODWILL." there are so many people who have lost everything in the hurricane that they need these clothes! I will not go shopping at your house again. "

Obviously, it is not proper for Vitoria's secret to destroy the returned goods in front of the customers.

In addition, the New York Times reported last year that H&M and WAL-MART group destroyed the returned products. If the leading enterprises in the industry do so, the phenomenon of destroying the returned products should not be a case.

The reason for retailers to destroy the returned products is that many enterprises simply do not believe that customers have not actually used the returned products, so they can not be released at the price of a sale, nor do they want to return the goods to the two sale of others.

This is not only the secret of Vitoria, but according to Business Insider, the returned products are hard for any retailer to return to the normal sales chain. The reality is not what many consumers think.

"Until the merchandise is returned to the distributor and repackaged, if its quality can still be sold, it will be pported to the discount area or special commodity area for consumers," CLEAR RETURNS's CEO Vicky Brock revealed in an interview with Bloomberg BusinessWeek. "Of course, in some cases, commodities will be destroyed directly."