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Inventory Type

Excess Inventory

Excess inventory is stock a business holds beyond what it can sell in a reasonable period. Selling it off recovers working capital and warehouse space, and it reaches resellers as new goods at well below wholesale cost.

What you'll find

  • · New excess stock by department
  • · End-of-program inventory
  • · Manufacturer excess lots
  • · Distributor overflow

Typical products

  • · Beauty & personal care
  • · Household
  • · Automotive accessories
  • · Office & school

Before you buy

  • · Confirm expiration or best-by dating on consumables
  • · Excess lots can be large single-SKU quantities — check your channel depth
  • · Ask about repeatability if you plan a recurring listing

Available excess inventory lots

Conditions and lot sizes

Condition grades

New, in original packaging in most cases.

Lot sizes

Carton, pallet, and truckload quantities.

Frequently asked questions

+What causes excess inventory?

Over-forecasting, cancelled orders, packaging changes, and seasonal misses are the most common causes.

+Is excess inventory expired?

Not by definition. Dated goods list their best-by information in the manifest or condition notes.

+Can I buy part of an excess lot?

Only where the listing sets a minimum order quantity below the full lot. Otherwise lots sell whole.

Related categories

Need a specific lot?

Tell us the category, condition and volume you are sourcing. We will match it against available U.S. inventory and send a written quote.