Benefit of preservation technology with promotion and time-dependent deterioration under fuzzy learning

Mahapatra, Amalendu Singha; Mahapatra, Maheswar Singha; Sarkar, Biswajit; Majumder, Sanat Kumar

doi:10.1016/j.eswa.2022.117169

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“…Still, they do not explain the effects of carbon emission taxations such as carbon tax and carbon cap and trade policy on the total cost of the warehousing system. The carbon tax, carbon cap, and trade policy come under the section of emission trading of the Kyoto protocol, which was formulated in 1992 to put obligatory restrictions on carbon emission from industrial activities [35] [21]. In this protocol, industries can sell or purchase emission rights when less or more than the permitted limit.…”

Section: Carbon Emissionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Along with this, a trade credit inventory policy has been developed in which the demand for the product depends upon the carbon tax credit period and carbon cap and trade policy [44]. Further, a sustainable production inventory policy has been developed for warehouse inventory systems considering shortage and backlogging under carbon cap and trade policy [35]. From the given literature works, it is found that carbon cap and trade tax are generally considered in a single warehouse inventory system.…”

Section: Carbon Emissionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Some have studied the inventory model taking carbon emission and selling price as an in-demand function parameter [24]. The concept of green technology has been introduced [66] and studied under various conditions such as shortages and backlogging [35] to make inventory management more sustainable regarding environmental issues. From the perspective of inventory management of perishable items, several research works highlighted the issue of carbon emission [61] [59].…”

Section: Relationship Between Carbon Emission and Quality-based Demandsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Sustainable inventory management based on environmental policies for the perishable products under first or last in and first out policy

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<p style='text-indent:20px;'>Holistic, quality, and sustainability-based inventory policy for perishable items may prove to be a game-changer amid great concern over the carbon footprint and global economic crises. In this paper, first-in-first-out (FIFO) and last-in-first-out (LIFO) dispatching policies have been used to examine the effect of quality on fresh products' sales mind the sustainability concern. The quality of these products worsens with age. Its deterioration rate follows two parameters, Weibull distribution, as it gives better flexibility for various items subjected to deterioration and demonstrates fitness for a range of shape and scale parameters. An adequate preservation effort such as controlled atmosphere (CA) storage and modified atmosphere packaging (MAP) techniques must be applied during storage and handling to maintain such products' quality. Consumers' purchasing behavior and curiosity towards quality and selling price drive these products' demand variability. The demand has been considered a function of quality and unit selling price of the item. The effect of inflation viz. time value of money has also been taken into account, affecting Authoritarian governments' norms on carbon emission control in taxation have also been considered essential for modern sustainable inventory policies. The present models determine the unit price and lot size for the maximum average profit of the system. The behaviors of models have been investigated using a comprehensive sensitivity analysis that offers important operative implications. It has been found that the first-in-first-out model is more profitable as compared to the last-in-first-out model, the price is very rigid, and little flexibility in price drastically decreases the profit. Backlogging has no impact on the selling price of products and order quantity but reduces the average yield because of carbon emission taxation.</p>

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Section: Carbon Emissionmentioning

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Section: Relationship Between Carbon Emission and Quality-based Demandsmentioning

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“…Díaz-Madroñero et al [21] considered an SCN where the first-tier manufacturer represents a manufacturing client and decides the supplier's production strategy using details from the vehicle assembler, truck capacity, and stock levels. For suppliers, producers, and retailers and variable demand driven by selling and advertisement prices, (Mahapatra et al [22]) model has established co-op advertising, in which all the actual expenses are treated as fuzzy. The author optimized the revenue by considering the SC decision support system, variable periods, deliveries, pricing, and marketing costs.…”

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A bi-objective integrated transportation and inventory management under a supply chain network considering multiple distribution networks

2022

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In order to respond to the customer's needs effectively and efficiently, logistics is characterized as a part of the supply chain that executes and handles forward and reverse movement and storage of products, services, and related data. An efficient logistic network is needed for the supply chain that executes forward and reverses products' movement. This study resolves the supply chain network's logistic problem to determine the appropriate order allocation of products from multiple plants, warehouses, and distributors to minimize total transportation and inventory costs by simultaneously determining optimal locations, flows, shipment composition, and shipment cycle times. The multi-objective logistic cost minimizes through the value function approach for obtaining the optimal order allocation. An actual data-based case study has been applied to examine the effectiveness of the multi-objective supply chain network. These results are very relevant for the manufacturing sectors, particularly those facing the logistics issue in the supply chain network. The findings indicate the optimal logistic costs. The results enable managers to cope with various types of logistics risks.

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“…Our work investigates how the competition in retailing market influences CM's encroachment behavior. Moreover, the demand function is obtained by analyzing customers' consuming utility, which is different from the literature [29] that regarded demand as an imprecise one and adopted a fuzzy model to characterize such uncertainty.…”

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Encroachment strategy and revenue-sharing contract for product customization

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2022

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This paper investigates the optimal encroachment strategy of product customization and the revenue-sharing contract in a two-stage supply chain consisting of a contract manufacturer (CM) and an original equipment manufacturer (OEM). In addition to producing and wholesaling standard products for OEM, CM has the motive to manufacture customized products under store brand and encroach the end consumer market. Stackelberg game models with different strategies (encroachment or noencroachment) under both decentralized and centralized supply chains are explored. Models analyzing CM’s encroachment with product customization are rare. Besides, this paper characterizes both vertical partnership and horizontal competitive relationships between supply chain members. The findings show that it is unprofitable to encroach on the retailing market for CM when the acceptance degree of store brand is low. There is a threshold value of customization level that can gain positive demand. Interestingly, as the Stackelberg leader, OEM always suffers from the encroachment. Then a revenue-sharing contract is designed that can fully integrate the decentralized supply chain and obtain a contract-implementing Pareto zone. Furthermore, a numerical example is developed, demonstrating the validity of the obtained analytical results. On this basis, some suggestions for industry managers are discussed in the form of managerial insights.

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Benefit of preservation technology with promotion and time-dependent deterioration under fuzzy learning

Cited by 51 publications

References 72 publications

Sustainable inventory management based on environmental policies for the perishable products under first or last in and first out policy

Sustainable inventory management based on environmental policies for the perishable products under first or last in and first out policy

A bi-objective integrated transportation and inventory management under a supply chain network considering multiple distribution networks

Encroachment strategy and revenue-sharing contract for product customization

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