to e-commerce retailers each day. It’s a flood of unwanted stuff that’s expected to peak on Jan. 2, which UPS Inc. cheekily calls “National Returns Day.”
The benefits don’t just accrue to consumers; a retailer that stands by its products likely sells more of them. Younger shoppers in particular are more inclined to treat online purchases as rentals, or to buy clothing to try on, then return what doesn’t fit or look good. It’s a global trend: In Sweden, return rates are asThe logistical burden of these returns is so heavy it’s inspired an entire industry devoted to dealing with unwanted stuff. But the environmental toll may prove to be more significant.
Making matters worse, getting those products from a dissatisfied customer’s home to wherever they’ll end up is a carbon-heavy process.
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LA Times: Amazon returns is killing the environment! Also the LA Times: The Morman family that was brutally murdered at the border were bad people from bad bloodlines.
Amazon does not provide 'ready made' return labels. You can also return an item any Kohls location without the box. The boxes are needed because of shipping not returning so this story is a*s backwards. Typical of LA Times.