Recall, held inventory & brand-protection disposition.

When product has to be removed from sale or distribution, WasteSmart coordinates transportation, receiving, controlled disposition, chain of custody, and completion records through one operating team.

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Built for time-sensitive product events

Move affected inventory quickly without losing documentation.

Recall, quality-hold, mislabeled, damaged, obsolete, or non-conforming inventory can involve plants, distribution centers, warehouses, carriers, and receiving locations at the same time. WasteSmart helps keep the movement and disposition record connected.

Recalled or withdrawn finished goods

Quality-hold and rejected inventory

Mislabeled or package-damaged product

Warehouse and DC product removal

Chain-of-custody records

Photo evidence and certificates when required by scope

Documented product removal and disposition

Brand protection

A backup resource when the project is larger or more urgent than routine service.

Controlled movement

Pickup and receiving coordination can be structured around affected lots, locations, and timing requirements.

Documented completion

Chain of custody, receiving records, photos, and certificates can be tied back to the project scope.

Nationwide coordination

Useful when recalled or held inventory is distributed across multiple facilities, warehouses, or markets.

Start with the basics

What information helps us move faster?

What should I send?

Product description, facility or warehouse locations, affected quantity, packaging, lot or SKU information when appropriate, desired timing, and any handling restrictions.

Can you coordinate transportation too?

Yes. WasteSmart can coordinate pickup, freight, receiving, and disposition so the customer has one operating point of contact.

What records can be included?

Depending on scope, projects can include chain of custody, receiving proof, photo evidence, proof of disposition, and certificates of disposition.

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