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We have all returned to astore to buy something We saw only a few days before to find it visibly missing. This could be due to the fact that it is already out of the apless - something that customers have learned to accept thanks to supply chain problems and the subsequent shortages caused by the pandemic. Or maybe the product you are looking for is simply elsewhere in the store, as larger retailersOften reorganize goods To keep their stores fresh. But sometimes the product has been removed from the shelves completely, and now two of the most popular clothing chains have announced that they would make a serious assembly. Kohl's and Gap have simply shared that some articles have been fired soon. Read the rest to find out which goods are deleted.

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Companies will remove store items for a number of reasons, including consumer pressure and safety problems. In May, Walmart fired a newGreat of ice cream Made in recognition of Juneteenth after the retailer was accused of having snatched an ice cream company belonging to blacks and capitalization of the holidays.

In June, Marshalls and T.J. Maxx was one of the retailers who removed nest swing chairs from their stores due to aRemember that this was initiated Following 19 reports of injuries ranging from "cuts, scratches, [and] pain" to a report of broken ribs and a collapsed lung.

Now, Kohl's and Gap draw certain products from the shelves, but fortunately, it is not because of a backlash of customers or a recall.

Kohl and Gap arePrepare to make your luggage Some products reports CNN. The two popular retailers have confirmed that they will start to shoot out of the shelves to hold in the warehouses. The clothing channels will then put these products on the shelves later this year and in 2023 - a strategy commonly called "Pack and Hold", according to CNN.

"We are convinced that we will be able to integrate our pack andinventory With future assortments, "Katrina O'ConnellSaid Gap finance manager during a call for results on August 25. According to O'Connell, the chain will put unsold basic shorts, short-sleeved t-shirts and storage tanks to sell again later.

During a winning call on August 18, the Kohl financial directorJill Timm said the company retains an additional $ 82 millionInventory value This includes night clothes and fleece. According to Timm, Kohl’s will start again to sell this invented merchandise before the holiday season. "We have taken measures to deal with the inventory," said the financial director.

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Gap's inventory for the last quarter was 37 higher than it was last year, according to O'Connell. Kohl's inventory, on the other hand, increased by 48%, said Timm. AccordingThe New York Times, many retailers are stuckWith more invend Inventory Now consumers reduce their expenses due to high inflation. The American Labor Statistics Office (BLS) reported in June that theNation's annual inflation rate had reached a 40 -year summit of 9.1%.

"It's unprecedented,"Chuck Johnston, said a Director of Strategy at Gotrg, in the newspaper. "I have never seen the pressure in terms of excess inventory as I see at the moment."

Other main retailers such as Walmart, Macy's, Nordstrom and Target also recently confirmed that they were dealing with excess inventory levels. But many of these retailers have decided to implement more discounts and mark the goods to try to solve problems of Surpring.The New York Times reported that Macy, for example, concentratesspecifically on updating Categories "linked to the pandemic", such as sportswear, night clothes and goods, as well as the drop in prices on private goods and seasonal products.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

"We answer to make sure that our customers get the fair value, and we liquidate the inventory that must be released on a certain date," said Macy CEOJeff Gennette Explained in the newspaper.

The two strategies have their advantages and disadvantages, according to experts. Discounts can "dilute the image of a brand", according to CNN. In other words, "promotion can be cheap today and very expensive tomorrow" "Simeon Siegel An analyst at BMO Capital Markets, told The News Outlet.

On the other hand, the holding of unsold goods can allow retailers to sell these items at high prices when consumer demand is strengthened. But it is also expensive to have excess goods in warehouses, and there is always the risk that older items will not sell in future seasons. "A retailer does not want to link his inventory in products that do not move," noted Siegel.