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Corporate Recommerce Explained

Corporate recommerce is when established retail brands sell secondhand, refurbished, or rental products under their own name.

🔹 Where do they get their supply?

  • Product returns – Items that come back from customers.
  • Buyback programs – Brands repurchase items from end users.
  • Recommerce-specific supply – Some brands now manufacture new products designed for resale or refurbishment.
  • Retailers are moving fast into recommerce to extend product lifecycles, increase profitability, and meet sustainability goals.
  • This is where platforms like TWICE Commerce help brands manage secondhand supply, track inventory, and sell it through their own branded channels.

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