Slow-moving inventory refers to stock that sits unsold for extended periods. The rule of thumb is often 90 to 180 days or more depending on your industry. These products still have demand but sell too slowly to justify holding them. This inventory is stuck in limbo. It is not dead or obsolete, but often heading in that direction.
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