Closed-loop supply chain considering environmental investment and pollutants emissions

Q2 Business, Management and Accounting

International Journal of Integrated Supply Management Pub Date : 2019-10-17 DOI:10.1504/ijism.2019.10024756

A. Borjian, A. Alinezhad, Javad Khalili

引用次数: 2

Abstract

Due to the increase in the importance of the environmental concerns, organisations always seek for solutions to reduce pollutant emission, obtain the necessary environmental certificates and improve their social image. In this regard, eco-label and environmental investment are amongst the solutions of the environmental protections. The aim of this paper is to present a mixed integer model for a closed-loop supply chain (CLSC) so that the eco-label of the product is identified, and the effects of recycling centre establishment and the environmental investment are studied. In this paper, the eco-label of the products is calculated by considering all of the activities through the supply chain according to life cycle analysis (LCA) method. The results of the study show the positive effect of the recycling centre establishment and the environmental investment on economic and environmental performance of the supply chain even though the environmental constraints are not imposed.

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考虑环境投资和污染物排放的闭环供应链

由于环境问题的重要性日益增加，组织总是寻求减少污染物排放的解决方案，获得必要的环保证书，改善其社会形象。在这方面，生态标签和环境投资是环境保护的解决方案之一。本文的目的是提出一个闭环供应链(CLSC)的混合整数模型，以便识别产品的生态标签，并研究建立回收中心和环境投资的影响。本文根据生命周期分析(LCA)方法，综合考虑供应链中的所有活动来计算产品的生态标签。研究结果表明，即使没有施加环境约束，回收中心的建立和环境投资对供应链的经济和环境绩效也有积极的影响。

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International Journal of Integrated Supply Management Business, Management and Accounting-Strategy and Management

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6.00

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期刊介绍： IJISM''s thematic focus is on research that investigates and improves integration along supply chains. IJISM seeks high-impact scholarly analytical and empirical research in integrated supply management from academics and professionals. It is discipline-agnostic. Supply chain integration can be a complex and challenging imperative involving industry 4.0 ecosystems, alignment of supply markets and consumers, associated organisational changes, and the creation and management of integrative relationships in the supply chain. Substantive research that addresses such issues is solicited. Topics covered include: -Industry 4.0 and smart manufacturing/service eco-systems including blockchains, robotics, wearables, sensors, AI, data mining, additive technologies, etc. in integrated supply chains -Global integrated supply chain design -Purchasing and supplier coordination and relationships -New modelling, optimisation and empirical methodologies in integrated supply chain design and management -Risk management and resilience -Sustainable operations and sharing and circular economies -Lean supply managenent -Quality management in supply chains -Transportation and logistics -Customer relationship, service response, demand management in supply chains -E-commerce supply management -Performance measurement in supply chains