AgainstWaste

Physical waste. Economic waste.

There is over $1.5 trillion dollars in excess inventory around the world.

A billion miles traveled moving the wrong product from place to place, guzzling the Earth's natural resources in needless consumption and creating a planet-load of pollution and CO2 emissions that are just plain unnecessary.

It's a war on waste. And at JustEnough, we're waste warriors. Our purpose is to wage war on waste by eliminating excess inventory, by better predicting future demand and by getting rid of the unnecessary.

Companies forecast sales and manage inventory every day. But the key is to show companies how easy it is to produce, distribute or manufacture only what they need. Doing so saves money and eliminates excess stock yet ensures that the customer's favorite products are always in stock. It's easy to see the impact of using less paper, switching from a regular light bulb to a compact fluorescent or driving a hybrid car. But the economic waste in the supply chain is just as astounding. By working with JustEnough, you can join the fight and become a waste warrior too.

So, we're here to impact a world where product has to be scrapped, food has to be thrown away uneaten and the corners of warehouses are full of dusty pallets. With more effective sales planning and a more efficient supply chain, there's less inventory that goes to waste. Plus, there are less wasted opportunities from having a product out of stock.

Get rid of the economic waste and a cool thing happens – environmental waste diminishes as well. It means that trucks carrying goods around the country travel less, reducing emissions and gasoline consumption. It means a grocery store throws out less produce, bakery items and other perishables. It means a manufacturer uses less warehouse space, which saves on electricity and may even result in a smaller warehouse altogether. It's a chain reaction of far reaching proportions. Consider it an added benefit. A very big benefit if we do say so ourselves.

Call our mission green. Call it saving money. Call it creating efficiencies. We call it doing the right thing. We call it being "waste warriors.”