Logistics is a scientific discipline that deals with managing the flow of goods and storage of materials, that is all activities from the point of production of raw materials, materials, and products to the end user. The timely availability of products, with minimum costs and maximum benefits for all participants in the supply chain, is the primary task of logistics. Logistics, with its subsystems, includes several activities and its function has changed over the years through specific development phases, all under the influence of new markets, expansion of existing ones, population growth and the need for faster communication and information technologies. However, the product can go in the opposite direction from standard logistics channels, and then we talk about reverse logistics. The reverse logistics program, which is a key customer satisfaction factor and optimizes the supply chain in both directions, refers to managing the processes that take place after the goods are delivered to the end user. The reverse logistics system implies certain activities necessary to successfully implement all stages of the process.