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Re: TESLA777 post# 46611

Monday, 03/09/2015 3:34:16 PM

Monday, March 09, 2015 3:34:16 PM

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I would expect so as products do have shelf dates but depends on supply agreement and the multiple/chain. I'm sure Walmart U.S. does operate this way but I think Walmart U.K. do not. Listing fees per SKU and product take backs might explain a lot.



They may also have to take back older product that doesnt sell...just a though...anyone here in the business that knows if older products get shipped back to the manufactures or do the stores pay for and eat the losses on older inventory...
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