An example of reverse logistics is $\_\_\_\_\_\_.$

A$.$ a retailer deciding they no longer want to sell a particular horse blanket. They send the remaining

stock back to the distributer for a refund

B$.$ a customer returning a cell phone which has stopped working on vibrate mode. The manufacturer

fixes the phone and sells it again

C$.$ a customer returning a refurbished keyboard which has a broken ESC key. The retail location decides

it is not worth returning to the manufacturer and disposes of it

D$.$ a retailer receiving product in a damaged carton. The retailer returns the product to the warehouse

and the warehouse returns it to the distributer

E$.$ none of the above