A reverse logistics is used to:
A) send unused parts back to the suppliers.
B) ship products from suppliers to customers.
C) collect and send unusable or discarded products back from the customer to the producer or suppliers.
D) provide flow of information from customers to the producer.

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Reverse logistics is the process of collecting and sending unusable or discarded products back from the customer to the producer or suppliers. This includes products such as returned or unsold items, damaged goods or products that have reached the end of their useful life. The main purpose of reverse logistics is to recapture value and minimize waste, by either repairing, reusing or recycling the products. Therefore, choice C is the best answer as it accurately reflects the function of reverse logistics. Choices A and B are incorrect as they do not involve products that are unusable or discarded. Choice D is also incorrect as it refers to the flow of information, rather than the physical flow of goods.

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