reverse logistics network
[/rɪˈvɜːrs ləˈdʒɪstɪks ˈnetwɜːrk/]
nounpl: reverse logistics networks
rede de logística reversa
1. An integrated system of facilities, processes, and transportation routes designed to manage the flow of goods from end consumers back to manufacturers or distribution centers for reuse, refurbishment, recycling, or proper disposal
The company implemented a reverse logistics network to handle product returns and recycling more efficiently.
A empresa implementou uma rede de logística reversa para gerenciar devoluções de produtos e reciclagem de forma mais eficiente.
2. The infrastructure and coordination mechanisms that enable the movement of used, damaged, or excess products backward through the supply chain
An effective reverse logistics network reduces waste and improves sustainability metrics.
Uma rede de logística reversa eficaz reduz resíduos e melhora as métricas de sustentabilidade.
In Brazil, with growing environmental consciousness and regulatory requirements like the National Solid Waste Policy (Lei 12.305/2010), reverse logistics networks have become increasingly important for manufacturers and retailers. The term is widely used in supply chain management, e-commerce, and sustainability discussions in both Brazil and the USA, reflecting the global emphasis on circular economy and waste reduction.
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