Channel limits
The lot may be sold into defined channels only — and specifically not into the formats your own retail partners occupy.
Where inventory goes
You get to decide where it lands.
We do not post listings publicly. Every lot goes to specific, vetted buyers chosen to fit the product and your requirements — and the limits you set travel with it.
Sales channels
The outlets we place into
Which of these are available for your lot is your call, not ours. We will tell you honestly what each one is likely to return.
Off-price and value retail
Regional and national off-price chains and value formats, buying full truckloads on a standing program or deep quantities of a narrow SKU set.
Grocery, drug & convenience
Chains and distributors buying consumables where dating and storage history are documented.
Independent & small-format retail
Single-store and small-chain operators buying by the pallet.
Wholesale & jobber networks
Established wholesalers who redistribute into channels you are not selling.
Online resellers & marketplace sellers
Vetted sellers, used only where online resale is permitted for that lot.
Export & international distribution
Buyers shipping out of the domestic market entirely — the cleanest option for brand separation.
Institutional, non-profit & donation
Placements where donation or institutional use beats any resale outcome.
Recycling, recovery & certified destruction
The last resort, with certificates of destruction when the goods must not re-enter the market.
Restrictions
Written into the agreement, every time.
A restriction agreed to on a call is an intention. A restriction in the purchase agreement is a condition of the sale — and it is written to carry forward to downstream buyers.
No online resale
The goods cannot be listed on marketplaces. This is where most channel damage happens, because it is visible and searchable.
Export only
The product leaves the domestic market entirely. The cleanest separation available when brand risk is high.
Geographic limits
The lot cannot be sold inside a defined region, usually to protect a specific retail relationship.
Delabeling or defacing
Branding is removed before resale, so the goods move without carrying your name.
Certified destruction
The product does not re-enter the market at all, and you receive a certificate confirming it.
Decide four things before you go to market.
Which channels are off limits. Whether online resale is permitted. Whether the brand stays on the product. Whether any portion must be destroyed rather than sold. Answer those and the rest of the process is straightforward.
Recovery first
Landfill last.
Destruction is the last option, not the first. We work to recover value and keep usable product in circulation. When something genuinely cannot be resold, we handle responsible disposal and provide the documentation.
Set the rules. We will work inside them.
Tell us what the product is and where it cannot go. We will tell you what is realistic.
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