u/Common-Manner-305

We started helping Amazon sellers in Europe process and rework FBA returns instead of automatically destroying inventory.

A lot of products are actually still sellable with:

• new labels,
• packaging replacement,
• bundling,
• light cleaning/repacking,
• or quality checks before being sent back to FBA.

We regularly receive UPS pallets/boxes directly from Amazon returns, rework the items, then prepare them again for fulfillment.

Honestly, I was surprised by how much inventory gets wasted for small issues like slightly damaged outer packaging.

Curious how other sellers here are handling:

• customer returns,
• unsellable inventory,
• removals,
• and EU reverse logistics in general.

Are you using prep centers, doing it in-house, or just liquidating/destroying stock?