They build business with returns: Development of Reverse Logistics
June 26th, 2013
This activity has existed for decades in other countries, but it is rare in Mexico due to the lack of comprehensive logistics strategies in companies, explained Jorge Acevedo, logistics specialist and former director of Guanajuato Puerto Interior.
The key would then be to approach your logistics provider to develop a process tailored to the needs of your company, to achieve the benefits of this service.
Both for the company that manufactures them and for the end customer, who buys easier by being sure that if something happens to the product they decided to buy, there is a practical and simple way to solve it.
Due to the characteristics of electronic devices, the companies that manufacture or manufacture them are among the most common users of reverse logistics services.
Source: Alan Miranda, March 2013 Transport Industry
* What is Reverse Logistics?
It consists of collecting products returned by buyers, or that were not sold, to return them to their manufacturers and thus ensure a sustained ecological recovery.