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Our value added services extend from arranging logistics to processing product.
At We Clear Stock, our service doesn't have to end with simply collecting unwanted inventory. We can provide a range of value-added stock services designed to make the entire clearance process easier for retailers, manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers and logistics businesses.
From arranging transport and reorganising pallets to removing packaging and preparing products for alternative routes, we can help manage the practical work involved in clearing large quantities of redundant stock.
Our objective is simple: reduce the amount of time, labour and resources your own team needs to spend dealing with unwanted inventory.
Logistics & Collection
Moving hundreds of pallets can often be as challenging as finding a solution for the stock itself.
We Clear Stock can help coordinate the collection, transport and movement of palletised inventory, whether that's a single collection or a larger clearance requiring multiple vehicles and collection dates.
We can work around warehouse access, loading facilities and agreed clearance deadlines to help minimise disruption to your day-to-day operation.
Instead of finding a buyer and then having to organise the transport separately, we aim to provide a more complete solution.
De-Packing & Product Separation
Sometimes the product isn't the problem — the way it is packaged is.
Redundant stock can contain several different materials within a single product or pallet. Cardboard boxes, plastic wrapping, trays, timber pallets and the products themselves may all require different recovery or recycling routes.
Where appropriate, We Clear Stock can help arrange de-packing and separation of stock, allowing different materials to be handled more effectively.
For example, products may be removed from outer cardboard packaging, plastic film separated from other materials and recyclable packaging directed towards appropriate recovery routes.
This can help reduce the quantity of mixed material requiring disposal while making potentially recyclable materials easier to recover.
One Point of Contact for the Whole Clearance
The real value of our service is simplicity.
Instead of dealing separately with a stock buyer, haulage company, pallet supplier, recycling company and waste contractor, We Clear Stock can help coordinate the different elements of the clearance process.
Depending on the project, our service can include:
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Stock assessment
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Bulk stock purchasing
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Collection and logistics
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Loading coordination
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De-packing
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Sorting and segregation
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Re-palletising
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Pallet consolidation
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Packaging separation
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Material recovery
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Recycling coordination
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Residual waste solutions
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Warehouse and site clearances
Re-Palletising & Stock Consolidation
Unwanted inventory doesn't always arrive neatly packed and ready for transport.
Pallets may be damaged, unstable, partially filled or contain mixed products accumulated over many months.
Where required, we can help with re-palletising, consolidation and preparation of stock for onward movement.
Products can potentially be reorganised into suitable pallet quantities, mixed inventory consolidated and loads prepared for collection, resale, redistribution, recycling or other agreed routes.
This can be particularly useful during warehouse clearances, store closures, liquidation projects and large-scale stock rationalisation programmes.
Sorting & Segregation
Not everything within a redundant stock consignment necessarily needs to follow the same route.
One warehouse clearance might contain products suitable for resale, products requiring de-packing, recyclable packaging, reusable pallets and material that genuinely requires disposal.
Rather than automatically treating everything as one mixed waste stream, We Clear Stock can help identify and separate different categories of stock and material.
Where practical, this allows usable products and recoverable materials to be separated from genuine waste.
Reworking Redundant Stock
In some circumstances, products may have remaining commercial value but require additional work before they can be redistributed.
Depending on the project, this could involve removing obsolete packaging, separating products, consolidating quantities, re-palletising stock or preparing goods for onward transport.
Providing these additional services can help turn difficult or inconvenient inventory into stock that is easier to handle and potentially easier to redistribute or recover.