Various industry sectors produce substantial part of the recyclable waste. Such sectors take into account techniques that allow modeling of raw material, product or goods flow from producers to the end customers and backwards flow, from end customers to producers. So that approaches can be applied in Reverse Logistics (RL, REVLOG). The management of these operations can be referred to as Product Recovery Management (PRM). A formal definition of reverse logistics can came to 'the collection, sorting, dismantling and treatment of the used products, components, secondary products, excess inventory and packaging with aim to achieve their reuse or material revaluating in such way that is environmentally friendly and also economic attractive'. Reverse logistics is defined by European Working Group on RL REVLOG as 'The process of planning, implementing and controlling backwards flows of raw material, in process inventory, packaging and finished goods, from a manufacturing, distribution or use point of recovery or point of proper disposal.' That definition includes wide set of possibilities to use analytical approaches by solving varied problems of reverse logistics.