A three-echelon green supply chain management for biodegradable products with three transportation modes

Sarkar, Biswajit; Ganguly, Baishakhi; Pareek, Sarla; Cárdenas–Barrón, Leopoldo Eduardo

doi:10.1016/j.cie.2022.108727

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“…• The primary focus in previous research has been on the effects of variable demand on profit (Sarkar et al [3]). However, selling price, quality-assured, greening level, and trade credit-dependent demand provides additional scope for maximizing profit.…”

Section: Research Gapsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Deng et al [45] updated an SCM with uncertain demand. A three-echelon green supply chain management for biodegradable products were developed by Sarkar et al [3]. Taleizadeh et al [2] discussed selling price and carbon emission-dependent demand function in their sustainable inventory model.…”

Section: Multi-factor Dependent Demandmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This study develops an inherent relationship with the production inventory supply chain system. However, the production system becomes complex due to a variable production system with fluctuating demand to reach products for customers promptly (Sarkar et al [3], Moon et al [4]).…”

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A sustainable game strategic supply chain model with multi-factor dependent demand and mark-up under revenue sharing contract

Bhuniya

Pareek

Sarkar

2022

Complex Intell. Syst.

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In the current socio-economic situation, the daily demand for essential goods in the business sector is always changing owing to various unavoidable reasons. Choosing the right method for a profitable business has become quite tricky. The proposed study introduces different business strategies based on trade credit, revenue sharing contract, variable demand and production rate. As trade credit is one of the best policies to attract customers, there are two types of models based on it. In the first model, demand depends on average selling price, green degree, and products quality. An additional trade-credit factor is in the second model. However, considering coordination, non-coordination, and revenue sharing contracts, each model has three sub-cases. The main aim is to find the best strategy for the profit maximization of the supply chain members. Green investment, maintenance, and multi-factor dependent demand make the model more sustainable. The global optimization is established theoretically and different propositions are developed. Through numerical experiments, the global optimality is also verified. Some special cases, with a comparative graph, are provided for the validation of these results and to find the best strategy for profit maximization. Finally, some concluding remarks along with future extensions are discussed.

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2022

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“…The implementation of carbon tax should consider the characteristics of carbon emissions [25]. Different transportation modes of biodegradable products have an important influence on green supply chain management [26]. Credit sales, flexible production, and quality improvement can effectively promote the sustainable development of the energy supply chain system [27].…”

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Research on Supply Chain Optimization Considering Consumer Subsidy Mechanism in the Context of Carbon Neutrality

Liu

Sun

et al. 2023

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With the proposal of China’s “carbon peak, carbon neutral” strategy, the increasing awareness of low carbon production among consumers, and the government’s introduction of carbon trading mechanism and low carbon consumption subsidy policies, enterprises are facing good opportunities for development. However, how the government can reasonably formulate low carbon policies and how enterprises can implement optimal low-carbon production decisions are still key issues in China’s low-carbon transition development. In this context, this paper is based on the carbon trading mechanism and carbon consumption subsidies. In this context, based on the carbon trading mechanism, this paper focuses on green production and green consumption, considers the impact of low-carbon consumer preferences and government subsidies on enterprises’ low-carbon production decisions, and uses the optimal theory to study the optimal pricing strategy and the optimal carbon reduction strategy. The study shows that the increase in carbon price has a positive effect on the increase in enterprise profit; the increase of carbon emission has a negative effect on the increase of enterprise profit and the high carbon price will intensify this effect. In addition, changing the intensity of government subsidies to consumers will lead to the change of enterprise carbon emission strategy. The study of this paper provides a certain reference for the government to reasonably formulate carbon trading prices and consumer low-carbon subsidies. In addition, considering consumer low-carbon preferences is also conducive to promoting green production practices of enterprises, thus promoting the realization of the carbon neutral strategy.

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“…In particular, the growing importance of the sustainability of the supply chain and its management through technologies has been studied under different approaches. Authors in [16] show a proposal that discusses the initial impact of technologies toward sustainability in the supply chain through the development of a green supply chain management model for biodegradable products, which includes a strategy of subcontracting and selection of different modes of transport, with the aim of reducing carbon emissions. Considering the waste collection, reverse, and remanufacturing stages, the authors of [17] propose a green supply chain model that incorporates the cost of carbon emissions during a re-manufacturing cycle that includes manufacturers and suppliers.…”

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Traceability of Mexican Avocado Supply Chain: A Microservice and Blockchain Technological Solution

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Currently, the Mexican avocado supply chain has some social limitations that make the traceability process a difficult task and severely limits the regions that can add their harvest to the international market. We hypothesize that modernizing the traceability process and improving the trust of the final user could help in opening the market to other regions. This paper describes the Mexican avocado supply chain characteristics, identifies the actors involved in the supply chain, and emphasizes the problems that the current actors have when exporting them to the US market. On this basis, we propose a technological solution system to automate the traceability process. The system was designed to comply with the authority and consumer requirements. It proposes a combination of the benefits of traditional data traceability using Microservices architecture with a new layer of Blockchain auditing that will add value to current and new actors in every step of the supply chain. We contribute by proposing a model that adds value to the avocado supply chain with the following characteristics: Integrity, auditing service, dual traceability, transparency, and a front-end application with trust user-oriented. Our proofs demonstrate that the blockchain layer does not represent a considered high extra transaction cost; it could be regarded as despicable for the economy of the consumer considering costs and benefits.

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A three-echelon green supply chain management for biodegradable products with three transportation modes

Cited by 49 publications

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A sustainable game strategic supply chain model with multi-factor dependent demand and mark-up under revenue sharing contract

A sustainable game strategic supply chain model with multi-factor dependent demand and mark-up under revenue sharing contract

Research on Supply Chain Optimization Considering Consumer Subsidy Mechanism in the Context of Carbon Neutrality

Traceability of Mexican Avocado Supply Chain: A Microservice and Blockchain Technological Solution

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