Shalom International Movers Pte Ltd would like the teams to conduct fact finding, collection and analysis of data with the objectives to propose and recommend ideas to a real life work operational process in Shalom Movers, specifically in the area of reverse logistics. The aim is to give a review of the process and propose a feasible solution to improve the overall performance of this current process.  

Traditionally, a forward supply chain logistics means a forward operation flow of materials and information for companies to reach customers. However, in reverse logistics, companies create a new supply chain network that works backwards, which allows customers to revert to the company.

This practice have existed for a long time, but is often overlooked by companies. It is known that companies that implemented reverse logistics correctly are able to improve overall customer service and increase revenue. Reverse supply chain must be carefully planned, designed, implemented and control, in order to ensure efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

Due to the steady growth in Singapore’s population and economy, the amount of solid waste disposed have contributed close to a seven times increase, resulting to the increase in demand for disposal needs. As a result, solid waste management is an issue. In Singapore, where land is small, disposal costs have increased throughout the years.

Our standard procedure for disposal of items is to engage our waste management provider located at Defu lane.