Vape inventory becomes unsellable for regulatory reasons more often than for commercial ones. A product can lose its legal path to market through a federal marketing decision, a state flavor…
Medical devices occupy an awkward middle ground in destruction. They are regulated products like pharmaceuticals, they often contain electronics and batteries like consumer goods, and some of them store patient…
For years, products made with PFAS were sold without restriction across the United States. That has changed state by state, and the result is a category of inventory that was…
Pharmaceutical inventory does not become ordinary waste just because it can no longer be sold. A pallet of expired tablets at a distribution center can contain three or four different…
CBD and hemp-derived product becomes unsellable faster than almost any other consumercategory. Testing results shift, state laws change on short notice, retailers delist entire ranges,and packaged goods carry dated certificates…
Cosmetics sit in an awkward regulatory position. They are applied directly to skin, hair, eyes, and lips, which makes contamination a genuine safety issue, but they are not regulated as…
Beverage inventory is one of the more complicated categories to destroy, because a single pallet contains three separate problems at once: a liquid that has to be handled as a…
For most destruction projects, a certified facility, documented chain of custody, and a properly itemized Certificate of Destruction provide all the assurance a business needs. For a smaller set of…
When a business destroys inventory, the act of destruction is only half the job. The other half is proving it happened. A Certificate of Destruction is the document that provides…