Retailers have to cope with all kinds of returns — from apparel that just didn't suit the customer, to expired products that are no longer saleable, to recalls endangering public safety. Here's how they handle this range of returned goods to recover maximum value. Read full article…
When consumers really need an item in a pinch, it's always just a car ride away. Soon, they may not even have to get in the driver's seat, thanks to innovative same-day delivery strategies. Read full article…
Programs such as vendor managed inventory and efficient consumer response fuel supply chain growth, writes Paul A. Myerson, Professor of Practice in Supply Chain Management at Lehigh University. Read full article…
Whether on a truck, in a warehouse, or at a port, your shipments are vulnerable to theft. Learn how to reduce that risk and keep your valuable cargo safe. Read full article…
Shifting production closer to the United States can benefit supply chains, but nearshoring also presents obstacles, explains Bryan Nella of GT Nexus. Read full article…
Many shippers miss out on potential cost reductions and efficiencies because their supply chain and finance organizations don't work together, according to a survey by Ernst & Young. Read full article…
Free shipping for returned items is an important consideration for cross-border shoppers, but offering this perk can add significant costs for Canadian businesses. Read full article…
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