ReX strategies | Recovering products
You can only get started with ReX if you also know how to obtain end-of-life products. To do this, you need to be in touch with the users and/or owners of the products. You can also acquire products that are no longer used by other means, such as brokers. Either way, you need to solve the logistical challenge.
Here are a few starting points.
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Core recovery strategies to consider
If you want to set up activities such as remanufacturing and refurbishing, you clearly also need return logistics that supply you with enough discarded products (cores). Here is an overview of the most commonly used methods.
Efficient return logistics will make or break your circular business case
Your jigsaw consists of these pieces: the product’s residual value, the integration of forward and reverse logistics, the optimisation of the first mile, central processing close to the end user and the possible support of digital technology.
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Key challenges in setting up ReX collaboration
A sound business case
Sharing the costs and benefits between the partners in the chain is essential for making the whole process economically feasible. Find out how to make collaboration profitable here.
Dealing with ReX complexity in sheltered workshops
Product variability in terms of type, quality and history poses a major challenge for standardised work in sheltered workshops. We describe some possible solutions.
