The services we offer at M&A Export are strategic for the fashion industry, especially at a time when the need to apply circular economy logic in this market is becoming increasingly clear. You can read about all the benefits we can bring to your business on our blog. From alignment with the latest regulations in terms of environmental sustainability, to inventory and specifically stock management.
Donating a second-hand garment is a noble gesture, but it is not enough to fix a model that produces enormous volumes of textiles. True sustainability lies in a system that creates value and lightens the entire system.
Strategically managing unsold stock, returns and defective stock is not just about sustainability: it is a real opportunity to recover value, reduce waste and strengthen the fashion business.
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The geopolitical scenario, environmental regulations and new trade barriers are transforming the export of unsold goods. At M&A Export, we can respond with strategic choices.
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Selecting markets and redistribution channels is essential for clearing stock and generating a financial return without compromising brand protection.
Secondary markets are a key resource for companies that want to recover value from surplus stock and reduce waste.
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The average e-commerce return rate is around 14%, but for major players it can reach 50%, with a significant environmental impact. At M&A Export, we have expanded our business to include e-commerce returns management to create a more sustainable and profitable market.
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The European textile industry is facing new challenges with regulations and sustainability. M&A Export offers a concrete solution by relocating unsold goods to secondary markets to reduce waste and valorize surpluses.
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Sustainable fashion requires the contribution of the entire supply chain and other sectors. The collaborative approach reduces environmental impact and creates new opportunities both for the local area and for seemingly distant sectors.
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Recycling mixed fabrics containing elastomers has always been challenging. However, with the latest technologies, it is becoming possible to separate the fibers and maximize garment recycling.
The hemp fibre clothing market has significant growth prospects, due to the sustainability of the raw material. Unfortunately, there are still legal barriers in many countries.
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