Salvage operations

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Salvage operations in logistics and supply chain management are activities for identifying, recovering, assessing, and processing damaged, contaminated, or incomplete goods following an incident or disruption. The objective is to recoup residual economic value, minimize losses, and restore the flow of goods as quickly as possible.

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