take-back definition

take-back means a mechanism through which producers collect their products from consumers:
take-back means the process of returning or repossessing used products from the market to the producer or their representative;
take-back means a mechanism through which producers

More Definitions of take-back

take-back means one foot behind the two-point line.
take-back means the process of returning or repossessing used products from the market to

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