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Regulatory changes impact both compliance and inventory. When regulations shift, products that were once marketable can suddenly become harder to sell, reposition, or distribute. The result is often surplus inventory sitting in storage, tying up capital and creating operational challenges.

The companies that navigate these changes best have a strategy for managing inventory before it becomes a liability.

Learn more: https://altiras.com/how-regulatory-change-creates-surplus-chemical-inventory/

Surplus inventory and waste inventory are not the same thing.

Too often, agricultural chemicals are viewed as a disposal problem simply because they no longer fit the original sales plan. But product doesn't become waste overnight.

Forward-thinking companies are evaluating secondary markets before considering disposal—recovering value, freeing up storage, and improving inventory performance in the process.

Learn more: https://altiras.com/agricultural-chemicals-dont-become-waste-overnight/

Some of the most consistent material loss comes from co-products and wash streams. These flows are often treated as waste without ever being evaluated.

But many contain recoverable solvents or usable components. Instead of defaulting to disposal:
• Recover and reuse where streams are consistent
• Redirect into recovery or secondary use channels
If these streams are leaving your process unchecked, you’re likely losing value.

Learn how to evaluate them more effectively: https://altiras.com/finding-value-in-co-products-and-wash-streams/