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With growing online sales, it is common for suppliers and manufacturers to deal with a few deductions from trade partners. But things can get out of control for your Accounts Receivable (AR) ...
The journey of a product doesn't end when it reaches the customer's doorstep. With the rise of online purchases and shopping, businesses are facing an unprecedented surge in product returns. This is ...
Amazon ships 1.6 million packages each day—over 66 thousand orders per hour, and around 18.5 orders every second. But the real challenge isn't just speed; it's making sure every order is accurate. ...
Labor Day sales are among the year’s most significant shopping events, bringing a substantial boost in retail activity. While retailers eagerly anticipate the surge in sales, they also face numerous ...
Sephora, a leading beauty retailer in makeup and skincare, offers vendors tremendous opportunities for growth and exposure. However, like any other retailer, working with Sephora comes with its own ...
Did you know that almost 80% of Americans made purchases in advance to celebrate the 4th of July? While this surge in sales is great for businesses, it brings major challenges for suppliers. One of ...
Retailers set strict compliance requirements for vendors for several important reasons. Most importantly, they want to ensure that the products they sell meet certain standards. These standards help ...
As a supplier to giant retailers such as Amazon and Walmart, you may experience significant benefits for your business. However, it also poses various challenges related to quality and compliance. ...
Meijer is an American supercenter chain with over 240 stores across the country. Known for pioneering the modern supercenter concept, Meijer offers vendors great opportunities for business growth. ...
First, let’s start with what deductions are. In our context, deductions are fees imposed by major retailers like Amazon or Walmart on their vendors. These fees are a response to perceived violations ...