Unsold inventory refers to products that remain in stock after a selling period, often due to overproduction or low demand. Retailers, wholesalers, and liquidators use it to offer discounts, clear storage space, or sell to discount stores. Consumers benefit from lower prices, while businesses recover costs and reduce waste.
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