A different route to market
Some surplus stock needs a different route to market. If a UK clearance sale could affect your existing retailers or pricing, tell us about your brand requirements when you send the stock details.
Let us know which markets and sales channels are acceptable, where the products must not be resold and whether packaging or labelling needs to be considered. We will discuss the available export route before agreeing a purchase.
What to discuss with us
- The products, quantities, condition and available documentation.
- Suitable overseas markets and any destinations that are excluded.
- Sales channels that are acceptable and any restrictions that matter to your brand.
- Packaging, labelling or product information that affects the proposed destination.
- The clearance deadline and who is authorised to agree the sale.
Record the agreement before purchase
Any agreed restrictions should be recorded with the purchase terms. Export suitability depends on the goods, destination and the arrangements available for that transaction.
An export arrangement does not by itself guarantee control of every later resale. Discuss the requirements that matter to you so we can confirm what can be agreed and evidenced.
Useful questions
Can you discuss keeping surplus stock out of particular markets?
Yes. Tell us the markets and channels concerned. Available export options and any accepted restrictions must be agreed before purchase.
Are all products suitable for export?
No. Suitability depends on the products, destination, documentation and available arrangements. Send the details so the proposed route can be assessed.
Does export guarantee brand protection?
No arrangement should be assumed to control every future resale. We can discuss suitable markets and the specific restrictions that can be agreed for the purchase.