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Welcome to our new Blog
We are change-makers, aiming to significantly cut e-waste
Beyond being a marketplace, we are driving towards a sustainable future for all. Here you can find the latest articles about our platform, the electronics and semiconductor market, as well as current trends and news that move us.
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The hidden value of selling electronic excess stock
Surplus stock does not have to be a loss-making business. With the right partner, you can turn it into a source of income. Read how GREENCHIPS uses flexibility, transparency and market knowledge to efficiently manage your stocks and turn them into valuable profits.
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What to pay attention to when selling excess stock with a partner?
Selling excess inventory can be challenging, but the right partner makes all the difference. Explore our blog to discover key criteria such as insurance, storage conditions, and flexible contract options to turn your surplus into profit.
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When is the right time to sell excess stock?
Wondering when to sell your excess stock? Timing is everything! Selling surplus inventory at the right moment can maximize returns, free up warehouse space, and prevent costly scrapping. From monitoring market conditions to managing component lifecycles, our blog outlines key factors to help you decide. Discover how GREENCHIPS can turn your excess stock into revenue efficiently!
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How finding the right partner can help turning your excess stock to revenue
Surplus stock does not have to be a loss-making business. With the right partner, you can turn it into a source of income. Read how GREENCHIPS uses flexibility, transparency and market knowledge to efficiently manage your stocks and turn them into valuable profits.
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How to manage your excess stock efficiently.
Excess stock can drain resources if not managed well. In this post, learn how to identify, prioritize, and sell surplus parts effectively to free up space and boost revenue. Discover tips for choosing the right sales channels and partners, and see how GREENCHIPS can help maximize returns in the hidden electronic parts market.
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How Excess Stock is Created in the Electronics Industry
In this blog post, we break down how surplus inventory is created and provide insights on how businesses can manage it effectively to minimize costs and free up valuable resources. Learn to recognize the early signs and prevent excess stock from becoming a burden.
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Vielfalter – Why children benefit from outside learning environments
At the beginning of autumn many curious children got the chance to experience nature in a way they might not have before. With the “Vielfalter Schule” program young students go outside for a day to explore the local flora and fauna up close. A nature guide accompanies the kids on their learning journey and teaches them about the natural habitats around them. The environment is very important to us at GreenChips and we wanted to support the “Vielfalter Schule” program, so a new generation of little scientists can understand the importance as well. They also get a sense of humanities responsibility for how we treat our planet earth by learning how everything is connected from the soil to the plants and animals. But why should a company like GreenChips even care about children playfully learning about the outdoors?
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Can Europe really compete in the global semiconductor market
The global semiconductor shortage is a wakeup call for many industries. It shows how many companies around the globe are dependent on Asian semiconductor production. The top 5 worldwide wafer capacity leaders own 54% of the global semiconductor capacity. Four out of those five are located in Asia and one is in North America. The European Commission has announced in the European Chips Act that one of its top priorities is to bring back semiconductor production to Europe.