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EPISODE · Jan 14, 2025 · 25 MIN

Episode 5: From pre-loved to recommerce – how resale is transforming retail

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In this episode, Esme Saynor, Jessica Wilkinson, and Ricardo Gomez-Barreda dive into the dynamic world of recommerce and its growing impact on the retail industry across the UK and Spain. Our experts unpack the concept of recommerce, shedding light on its rising popularity and the key drivers behind this shift, including: the impact of the cost of living crisis growing eco-conscious consumer behaviour the surge in online platforms dedicated to recommerce Beyond exploring the opportunities in the recommerce space, the discussion also highlights potential risks and challenges associated with this trend. Plus, our speakers share personal insights and experiences with pre-loved retail, offering a unique perspective on this sustainable shopping revolution.   Future Consumer Talks is a CMS podcast on legal topics affecting consumer products for retail. Through this series our lawyers will be providing insight into the fast-evolving landscape of product regulation and compliance matters. We will also be covering legal news, recent developments and emerging trends, and how they are relevant to industry.

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