Aesop's grape-hungry fox has a lesson for DHL's dealmakers
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DHL Supply Chain has become North America’s largest reverse logistics provider following its acquisition of Inmar Supply Chain Solutions.
DHL declined to comfirm the purchase price of the business unit, a division of Inmar Intelligence, but said the deal would add 14 returns centres and some 800 workers to its operation.
That operation already has more than 520 warehouses, supported by 52,000 workers, and the intention is that Inmar will bolster its product remarketing, recall management ...
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