Restpost

A remaining stock item refers to goods that are no longer regularly stocked in the product range for various reasons and are often sold at discounted prices. Typical characteristics of remaining stock:

   

1. Overstocks: These are surplus goods that have not been sold.
2. Product range changes: Products that are removed from the range due to changes in the product range or the introduction of new models.
3. Discontinued models (EOL): Items that have been replaced by newer versions.
4. Defective goods: Products with minor faults or damaged packaging that are still functional.
5. Seasonal items: Goods that are no longer needed after the end of a season (e.g. Christmas or summer items).
6. Remaining stock is usually offered at reduced prices in order to free up storage capacity or minimise losses.
   
   

Remaining stock is usually offered at reduced prices in order to free up storage capacity or minimise losses.