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After the holiday season last year, we had 2 leftover pallets of Del Monte assortment pipos (not even counting the amount that we had broken down and palletized) sitting around still banded together in the original shrink wrapping as received by the DC. We were authorized to sweep them back 2-3 times throughout the year but they were always rejected and shoved back to us due to the fact that the individual cases aren't wrapped in the standard packaging that canned veggies are normally shipped in. Our quantity on hand for each major type of veggie (whole kernel corn, cut green beans, etc) was well over 1000 still by the time this holiday season rolled around and I was hoping it would deter the initial push for this year but alas, we have already received 2 more pallets.
We built our sales planner entirely from last year's product and STILL have a full pallet worth of year old canned vegetables to go through before we even touch the new assortment pallets. Assuming we end up with unopened pallets again after the holidays, what does it take to sweep back assortment pipos built entirely out of tray packs without being rejected?
We built our sales planner entirely from last year's product and STILL have a full pallet worth of year old canned vegetables to go through before we even touch the new assortment pallets. Assuming we end up with unopened pallets again after the holidays, what does it take to sweep back assortment pipos built entirely out of tray packs without being rejected?