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Channel Control Merchants (CCM) delivers more than 30 years of proven experience in reverse logistics. The only vertically-integrated direct-to-consumer company in the industry, we understand the ecosystem of consumer products better than anyone. We customize strategies to every client’s distinct needs to monetize inventories and maximize recovery effectively and efficiently, and have proudly served many Fortune 500 retailers and consumer product companies. As both a trusted manager of brand-sensitive secondary market goods and extreme value offline retailing, CCM safeguards your most valued assets—your image, your reputation, and your bottom line.
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Owned by KKR and founded in 1954 as Hudson Salvage, Channel Control Merchants has grown to become the most partner-centric, user-friendly reverse logistics specialist in the industry. Delivering the experience to address today’s most challenging secondary inventory monetization needs, we protect your brand while becoming an extension of your community and sustainability initiatives.

Our vertically-integrated “direct to consumer pipeline” model supports zero-waste practices by keeping unproductive inventory out of landfills and in the hands and homes of real people. And our company-owned network of unassuming extreme value retail stores provides meaningful value to underserved communities through accessibility, affordability, and job creation.
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Channel Control Merchants expands its retail presence with new store openings in the US and Canada




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31 Mar, 2022, 10:04 ET

HATTIESBURG, Miss. , March 31, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Channel Control Merchants (CCM) continues its expansion with store openings in Louisiana as well as Alberta and Ontario Canada. In March, the company re-opened a Dirt Cheap store in Houma, Louisiana after extensive hurricane damage and is re-opening a Treasure Hunt store in Cambridge, Ontario as part of a major remodeling effort.

CCM is also expanding into Alberta, Canada with its first Treasure Hunt store in Calgary opening in mid-April.

"With rising prices across North America, our retail value proposition resonates with more and more consumers," said Chris Homewood, CEO. "We continue our growth to help underserved communities while increasing scale and market-level choice for our sourcing partners."

Unlike traditional reverse logistics, Channel Control Merchants maximizes recovery by creating a closed loop that is a total solution for returns and unproductive inventory all the way down to the consumer. The Company's network of retail stores gives products from leading retailers and manufacturers a second chance, selling them quickly and directly to real everyday people. With clear line-of-sight to the unit level, CCM's solution is an extension of its sourcing partners sustainability efforts.

"Our growth in both the US and Canada gives our retailer partners strategic options by making the border an important part of their brand management," said John Lee, President of Canadian Operations. " We can take possession on either side and handle all import /export documentation based on decades of experience to reduce travel time and improve profitability."

New store locations:

US:
Dirt Cheap
1218 St. Charles St.
Houma, Louisiana 70361

Canada:
Treasure Hunt
150 Holiday Inn Drive
Cambridge, Ontario N3C 1Z5
Treasure Hunt
293026 Colonel Robertson Way
Unit 102
Rocky View County, Alberta T4A 3L8

About Channel Control Merchants
Channel Control Merchants, LLC helps retailers and manufacturers manage returns and unwanted inventory with a one-of-a-kind closed loop solution selling through physical retail stores directly to customers. Its mission is to improve lives and communities in a sustainable way. The Company sources inventories from major retailers and manufacturers and processes the merchandise through its reverse logistics facilities, keeping over 80 million items out of landfills each year and supporting the sustainability initiatives of its sourcing partners. The Company meets its suppliers' specific geographic distribution requirements for resale by selling through its more than 4 million square feet of retail space. The Company's retail division has three banners: Dirt Cheap, Treasure Hunt and Dirt Cheap Building Supplies across 100+ stores located in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Texas and Canada (Alberta and Ontario.) The stores provide a unique "treasure hunting" shopping experience by offering a wide variety of brand-name merchandise across multiple categories under one roof at extreme savings.

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We buy truckloads of overstock & returns from big box retailers such as Amazon, Target, Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe’s & Costco. Each day all bin items are sold for a set price.

Treasure Hunt offers top private label and name brand products, high-quality clothing, and home goods for much less than retail pricing.

You can spend less money at Treasure Hunt and still go with the same high-quality goods you can buy at the mall or with other recognized merchants.

In more than 100 retail locations around the United States, Treasure Hunt store like Dirt Cheap also offer deeply discounted merchandise.
Key Highlights

Each week, Thousands of new items arrive at Treasure Hunt stores.
They get their stock from merchants all around the country, so you can find items that are only available in certain areas.
If you are dissatisfied with your purchase, you have three days from the date of purchase to get back the money or swap the item.

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I got a hell of a deal on 826,875 masks

Here's the thing, buying pallets can be hit or miss. It's really a game of volume and risk tolerance. Sometimes you score big and make a killing reselling the items, but other times you might end up with products that are hard to move.

I would recommend doing some serious research before jumping in. Consider things like storage space, reselling platforms, and your ability to manage inventory. You might also want to get some solid shelving solutions if you're planning to store a lot of items. I recently checked out rackbuy.co.uk and they have a variety of storage solutions that could come in handy for a venture like this.