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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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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The fashion industry is evolving in some developing countries, with growing domestic demand and a newfound attraction for Western brands. These new consumer hubs are becoming an opportunity.
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