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Not integrating it in the first place wpuld have avoided the problem.
Maybe integrating it uses less material and energy for production, and refurbishing uses less material and energy than making replacement chainrings. If that is the case, then it becomes a question of whether shipping it back for refurb is a bigger cost than the saving achieved.
In the moden enlightened period of waste reduction this really irks me.