Reverse Logistics

Our mission is to help our customers dispose of equipment and products correctly, ensuring their longevity through reuse or reinserting components as raw materials into other production cycles through recycling.

Reverse logistics is one of the tools for implementing shared responsibility for the product life cycle. Reverse logistics can be defined as an “instrument of economic and social development characterized by a set of actions, procedures, and means designed to facilitate the collection and return of solid waste to the business sector for reuse, in its cycle or in other production cycles, or for another environmentally appropriate final destination.”

Business owners who decide to implement reverse logistics in their companies today make their businesses sustainable and have a long-term vision. They also project a positive image both internally and externally.

MTC Log provides warranty management, repairs, and disposal services.

Advantages for society and the environment

It allows solid waste to be returned to its original source, preventing it from polluting or contaminating the environment (soil, rivers, seas, forests, etc.);
It allows for savings in companies’ production processes, as this waste re-enters the production chain, reducing the consumption of raw materials;
It creates a system of shared responsibility for the disposal of solid waste. Governments, companies, and consumers become responsible for the selective collection, separation, disposal, and disposal of solid waste (especially recyclable waste);
Industries will begin using cleaner technologies and, to facilitate reuse, will create packaging and products that are more easily recycled.

Reverse logistics and sustainability

The implementation of the reverse logistics system is another element towards the sustainable development of the planet, as it enables the reuse and reduction in the consumption of raw materials.