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Funko to Destroy Over $30 Million Worth of Toys

Funko, the popular toy and collectible manufacturer, has recently announced plans to destroy between $30 million and $36 million worth of inventory. This decision comes as

DTCRetail

Funko to Destroy Over $30 Million Worth of Toys

Funko, the popular toy and collectible manufacturer, has recently announced plans to destroy between $30 million and $36 million worth of inventory. This decision comes as a result of surplus stocks that have strained the company’s fulfillment network and increased operating costs. The excess inventory has not only been costly to store but has also negatively impacted Funko’s fulfillment operations, with the company’s facility running at 100% capacity when it needs to be at 80% for optimal efficiency.

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