Green Packaging Management of Logistics Enterprises

Manufacturing Logistics and Packaging Management Using RFID

A typical supply chain is an end-to-end process with the main purpose of production, trans‐ portation, and distribution of products. It is relative to the products’ movements from the supplier to the manufacturer, distributor, retailer and finally to the end consumer. More‐ over, a supply chain is a complex amalgam of parties that require coordination, collabora‐ tion, and information exchange ...

Green and Reverse Logistics Management Under Fuzziness

Green supply chain management (GrSCM) has its roots in supply chain management (SCM) and environmental management. In fact, adding ‘‘green’’ concept into traditional SCM leads to studying environmental impact of SCMrelated processes. Logistics activities which form the main part of SCM-related processes belong to the most influential sources of environmental pollution and greenhouse emissions w...

Green Logistics

Logistics encompasses the business processes that plan, control, and implement the flow of goods and related information between points of origin and points of consumption to meet customer demand. It does so by managing transportation, warehousing, and inventory decisions across the company and, whenever possible, across its supply chain. Traditionally, logistics decisions have been driven by m...

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Green Logistics' Tools as Corporate Environmental Management Information System (CEMIS)

Global warming, climatic disasters and the depletion of the ozone layer illustrate the negative impact of economic growth on the ecological system and the societies that function within them. As a result, customers and many governments around the world are developing a more conscious and respectful attitude toward the environment, propelling environmental concerns to the forefront of many compa...