Aging Stock Reduction Strategies

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Aging Stock Reduction Strategies refer to a set of methods and practices in logistics and supply chain management aimed at minimizing the volume and financial impact of inventory that is nearing or has exceeded its optimal shelf life or sales cycle. Common tactics include refining demand forecasts, clearance promotions, stock rotation, supplier returns, and product bundling to reduce holding costs, …

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