
In fashion as in other sectors, dormant stock and unsold items weigh heavily on margins. Some retailers, such as Promod, have chosen a deliberate strategy of reducing the number of products. Result: an unsold rate below 3% per season and better cash flow control.
Placing fewer volumes on the market also means less complexity in EPR declarations. Each product must be correctly categorised, declared and assigned its eco-contribution. By reducing the spread of their ranges, companies gain clarity and precision, while lowering their compliance costs.
With tighter controls and the growing requirement to make eco-contributions visible, anticipating data quality has become a strategic issue. Companies that integrate EPR into their product portfolio management turn a constraint into a competitive advantage.
At CompliancR, we help companies combine restraint and compliance. Our AI platform:
By reducing your volumes and relying on CompliancR, you save time, avoid errors and turn your EPR obligations into a lever for lasting performance.
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