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ARTICLE · 16 SEPTEMBER 2024

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Reverse Logistics: Brazilian Legislation And How To Implement It

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Manufacturers, distributors, and retailers of various products are legally required to implement reverse logistics systems; learn more about the topic

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Manufacturers, distributors, and retailers of various products are legally required to implement reverse logistics systems; learn more about the topic

Reverse logistics goes far beyond simply disposing of products after use. It encompasses a series of actions aimed at optimizing the entire product life cycle, including reducing raw material consumption, especially for packaging.

According to Brazilian legislation, reverse logistics is defined as the set of activities and processes aimed at collecting, transporting, and properly disposing of products and materials after consumer use, with the goal of reusing, recycling, or disposing of them in an environmentally friendly way.

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