AI Software Aims to Reroute Retail Returns from Landfills to Nonprofits

An AI-native software called LiquiDonate is helping retailers like Luxome redirect returned items, particularly textiles, to nonprofits instead of sending them to landfills, addressing the costly issue of retail returns.

27 May, 17:05 — 27 May, 17:05

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Your returns could be headed to a landfill. An AI-native software aims to reroute them to nonprofits.

At Luxome, returns of bedding and other textiles go to nonprofits in need through the AI-native software LiquiDonate. Luxome Retail returns are costly to process and hard to resell. Many retailers send them to the landfill. Luxome previously struggled to donate returned blankets without cannibalizing sales. LiquiDonate uses AI to match returns and nonprofits, generating shipping labels for direct donation. When Hyaat Chaudhary founded Luxome in 2018 to sell luxury weighted blankets, "return...

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AI Software Aims to Reroute Retail Returns from Landfills to Nonprofits

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Your returns could be headed to a landfill. An AI-native software aims to reroute them to nonprofits.

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