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Cutting down on volumes is not just an ecological gesture. It is also a lever for profitability and EPR compliance. Several retailers demonstrate that by streamlining their product ranges, they gain in efficiency, sustainability, and competitiveness.
In fashion and beyond, dormant stock and unsold items weigh heavily on margins. Some retailers, such as Promod, have chosen a deliberate strategy of reducing their number of references. The result: a rate of unsold items below 3% per season and improved cash flow management.
Fewer products placed on the market also means less complexity in EPR reporting. Each product must be correctly categorized, declared, and assigned its corresponding EPR fee. By limiting the dispersion of their ranges, companies gain in clarity and accuracy while reducing their compliance costs.
With tighter controls and the growing obligation to make EPR fees visible, anticipating the quality of product data has become a strategic priority. Companies that integrate EPR into their product portfolio management logic turn a regulatory burden into a competitive edge.
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Reducing your volumes becomes a double opportunity: fewer products to manage, and simplified EPR compliance with AlgoREP.
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