The Biggest Clearance is a European B2B Network and Marketplace. You can find wholesalers of Overstocks, Clearance, Liquidation and Excess/Surplus Lots, plus Bankruptcy and Salvage Bulk Lots Merchandise. In nearly a dozen hot-selling categories.

All open access: Free registration. Plus, open seller listings and transparent buyer bidding.

Benefits of accessing this European B2B Marketplace:

1. Select wholesaler merchandise listings by country.

25 listed countries or select: “All EU Countries.” Narrow your buyer search with the Country drop-down menu. Or, click on the flag of your choice …

Euro Countries - The Big Clearance

2. Select preferred category.

To search out overstocks, clearance and liquidation merchandise, select from categories:

Business & Office; Clothing & Accessories; Consumer Electronics; Computers & Networking; Hardware, Industrial Supplies; Health & Beauty; Music & Film; Jewelry & Watches; Sports, Gym, Fitness; Toys & Kids

Right Timing. Right Pricing. Liquidation Expo gathers under one roof many segments of deep-discount merchandise sources for gifts, housewares, health and beauty supplies, POP impulse goods and seasonal items. And, in the current economy, this clustering of liquidation and closeout merchandise sellers offers buyers unique opportunities to leverage value-priced product sourcing … supporting retailer margins.

“By bringing many qualified exhibitors together, Liquidation Expo will consolidate this historically fragmented market, allowing retailers to take advantage of timely opportunities,” said Chris McCabe, Vice President of Nielsen Business Media’s Merchandise Group.

For buyers and sellers new to the Returns marketplace: Note re-labeling, de-labeling and selling restrictions on returned merchandise. (Tips below.) First, here is a cautionary case study of how wrongly re-labeling return inventory can ruin a carefully marketed reputation and company image.

How Not to Resell Return Merchandise

While it’s not clear who is the true “perp” in this resale story from only a week ago, the situation hit regional television news and consumer protection groups. Everyone up and down the product supply chain took a hit to brand and reputation. The end retailer, discount clothing chain Burlington Coat Factory, is trying to make it right.