Coordination of Perishable Product Supply Chains with a Joint Contract under Yield and Demand Uncertainty

With the complex and changeable environment, demand yield in perishable products supply chain are usually uncertain. This paper studies a joint contract that combines revenue sharing with quantity discount to coordinate under uncertainty, which consists of one manufacturer retailer. The retailer pays down payment at beginning, gives shares proportion profit from last. To make sure both members want adopt this contract, we prove feasibility achieving win–win situation. In addition, investigate how price secondary market influence conclusion further proves coordination is actually process re-sharing risks among all nodes chain. However, has certain adaptability such risks. Finally, numerical analysis given show impacts uncertainties on chain, decisions made by members, effectiveness our contract.