Ken Belson

2 weeks ago | spokesman.com | Ken Belson

FORT WORTH, Texas – On a recent afternoon, televisions and laptops, power tools and fishing rods, kitchen supplies and toys overflowed at the receiving docks of a 250,000-square-foot warehouse in Fort Worth. The warehouse belonged to ReturnPro, and the goods passing through it, worth millions of dollars, had been returned by consumers to major retailers including Walmart, JCPenney and Bass Pro Shops. Those retailers then shipped the items to ReturnPro, which has a dozen warehouses globally.

2 weeks ago | estadao.com.br | Ken Belson

Em uma tarde recente, televisores e laptops, ferramentas elétricas e varas de pescar, utensílios de cozinha e brinquedos transbordavam nas docas de recebimento de um armazém de 23 mil metros quadrados em Fort Worth. O armazém pertencia à ReturnPro, e as mercadorias que passavam por lá, no valor de milhões de dólares, eram devolvidas pelos consumidores a grandes varejistas, incluindo Walmart, JCPenney e Bass Pro Shops.

3 weeks ago | pressdemocrat.com | Ken Belson

FORT WORTH, Texas — On a recent afternoon, televisions and laptops, power tools and fishing rods, kitchen supplies and toys overflowed at the receiving docks of a 250,000-square-foot warehouse in Fort Worth. The warehouse belonged to ReturnPro, and the goods passing through it, worth millions of dollars, had been returned by consumers to major retailers including Walmart, JCPenney and Bass Pro Shops. Those retailers then shipped the items to ReturnPro, which has a dozen warehouses globally.

3 weeks ago | myheraldreview.com | Ken Belson

FORT WORTH, Texas — On a recent afternoon, televisions and laptops, power tools and fishing rods, kitchen supplies and toys overflowed at the receiving docks of a 250,000-square-foot warehouse in Fort Worth. The warehouse belonged to ReturnPro, and the goods passing through it, worth millions of dollars, had been returned by consumers to major retailers including Walmart, JCPenney and Bass Pro Shops. Those retailers then shipped the items to ReturnPro, which has a dozen warehouses globally.

3 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Ken Belson

As retailers slow down orders for foreign goods because of tariffs, companies that recirculate overstocked or returned items may help fill the gap. On a recent afternoon, televisions and laptops, power tools and fishing rods, kitchen supplies and toys overflowed at the receiving docks of a 250,000-square-foot warehouse in Fort Worth.