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A Framework for Reverse Logistics, Economics, Legislation, Corporate…

- - - - “The process of planning, implementing, and controlling the efficient, cost-effective flow of raw materials, in-process inventory, finished goods, and related information from the point of consumption to the point of origin for the purpose of recapturing value or proper disposal.”
        
        Reverse Logistics: concentrates on those streams where there is some value to be recovered and the outcome enters a (new) supply chain.
        
        The diversity of reverse logistics systems: Motivation, type of items, the form of reuse and processes and the involved actors.
  - - - Green logistics: it considers environmental aspects to all logistics activities and it has been focused specifically
        on forward logistic (from producer to customer) / reverse logistics (from end user to recovery or to a new user)
- - - - Raw material surplus, quality control returns and production leftovers
    - - Product recalls, B2B commercial returns and stock adjustements
    - - B2C commercial, warranty, service, end-of-use, end-of-life returns
- - - - opportunistic players (such as charity organization)
        
        The accommodator role, performed by both the sender/giver and the future client.