Sell end-of-line and discontinued stock

A product range can change before the remaining stock has sold. We assess end-of-line goods and discontinued products, including stock left after a cancelled order or a packaging change.

Send your stock details
Remaining retail cartons and outer boxes on a stockroom bench.

Tell us about the remaining range

Send the remaining quantities and let us know whether the range is complete. Include any restrictions on resale, branding or where the goods can be sold. These details affect whether a purchase is suitable.

If the products carry a date mark, include a photograph of it. Goods with limited shelf life need a different assessment from non-perishable stock.

What to include

  • Product names or model numbers and remaining quantities.
  • Pack sizes and whether the range is complete or contains mixed lines.
  • Condition, date marks and any changes to the original packaging.
  • Collection location, deadline and any brand or resale requirements.

Discontinued does not always mean faulty

A packaging change or a new model can leave perfectly usable stock behind. Describe why the line is being cleared and distinguish it from damaged, returned or recalled products.

If keeping the stock out of particular markets matters to your brand, include that requirement in the enquiry. We can discuss export options where suitable.

Useful questions

Can I enquire about products in older packaging?

Yes. Send photographs of the packaging and explain any changes. Include relevant labels and date information so the stock can be assessed accurately.

What if the stock is seasonal?

Tell us the product type, quantity and any date or time-sensitive restrictions. Suitability depends on the particular lot.

Can resale markets be discussed?

Yes. Tell us the markets and channels that concern you before an offer is agreed. Any accepted restrictions must be recorded with the purchase terms.

Tell us what you need to sell.

Share the quantities, condition and collection postcode in your enquiry. Email photographs to help us assess the stock.