CNBC received an early look at the annual CBRE-Optoro data, which shows a 7% increase in the cost of all returns, or reverse logistics.
CNBC received an early look at the annual CBRE-Optoro report, which shows a 7% increase in the cost of holiday returns.
Higher returns numbers come as major retailers such as Walmart, Target and Best Buy are facing increasing logistics costs to make those sales in the first place.Free returns are certainly not free for retailers.
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