“…Furthermore, the combination of production capacity constraints with inventory constraints, and production capacity constraints with inventory constraints and supply constraints, are the other most common combinations, with 19 and 10 references, respectively. A group of 7 references (Gutierrez et al, 2008;Li et al, 2009a;Liu and Tu, 2008a;Liu et al, 2007;Mocquillon et al, 2011;Naeem et al, 2013;Pal et al, 2011) presents inventory constraints in isolation, while another group of 6 references (Akbalik and Penz, 2011;Baptiste et al, 2008;Rizk et al, 2008Rizk et al, , 2006aWu et al, 2010;Zhang et al, 2011) addresses the production planning problem by taking into account the production and transport resources constraints. Boudia et al (2008), Jung et al (2008), Almeder et al (2009), Bard and Nananukul (2009) and Armentano et al (2011) consider inventory, productive and transport resources constraints simultaneously, while a group of 5 references (Demirli and Yimer, 2008;Feng et al, 2010Feng et al, , 2008Gunnarsson and Ronnqvist, 2008;Peidro et al, 2010) adds supply constraints to the latter combination.…”