Developing a framework to analyse the effect of sustainable manufacturing adoption in Indian textile industries

Chourasiya, Rupesh; Pandey, Shrikant; Malviya, Rakesh Kumar

doi:10.1016/j.clscn.2022.100045

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“…Sustainable manufacturing (SM) adoption is one of the initiatives, which integrated the environmental aspects with the economic, financial, social, and industry brand values, features of the business, and industry growth (Arena et al, 2009; Muñoz‐Torres et al, 2021; Roy et al, 2020). Perceive the optimistic connexion with the concern for sustainable innovation and globalization in the business (Chourasiya et al, 2022). New Industrial Revolution featuring Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, Next Generation Robotics, 3D Printing, Wearables, Gentle Engineering, Nanotechnology, Advanced Materials, Biotechnology, and more.…”

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“…With the rise in consumerism and disposable income, the retail sector has experienced rapid growth over the past decade. Large production; Consumes natural resources and water; Creates pollution in the environment, that is, Greenhouse gas emissions, hazardous waste, discharge into the environment of toxic wastewater containing dyes and 20% of water pollution was determined to be due to the textile sector (Chourasiya et al, 2022; Nayak et al, 2020; Vishwakarma et al, 2022a). When this water reaches the nearby water sources it negatively affects the aquatic life as well as the human life consuming this water.…”

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Sustainable manufacturing adoption in textile industries: A systematic state‐of‐art literature review and future research outline

Chourasiya

Pandey

Malviya

2022

Sustainable Development

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The objective of this study is to investigate and review the sustainable manufacturing (SM) adoption research conducted in textile industries, from 2007 to May 2022. The search term is "SM adoption in the textile industry" in their phrases and titles. Find the number of dimensions including publishing years, country, journal, publishing houses, research design, methods, data analysis, and MCDM methods. This study attempts to provide an overview of the 172 articles, which have been searched with the keyword "SM adoption in the textile industry" in the phrases and the title. The articles were searched from world-renowned publishers, such as Elsevier, Taylor & Francis, Wiley, Emerald, Inderscience, Springer link publication, and so forth. The articles searched are peer-reviewed and included in Scopus, science citation index, science citation index expanded, emerging source citation index, web of science, and so forth. The categorization of the data of the current study has also been compared with available literature. These studies are mainly focused on ecological protection, eco-friendly textile materials, effective land, and water utilization, social, as well as saving natural resources. SM adoption is the key initiative needed for a better environment, human life, and sustainability. This study enhances the understanding of current benefits of cutting-edge research and what dimensions need to be examined for adoption of SM in the textile industry. This study also provides a discussion on various gaps and future opportunities that require to be addressed for a better understanding of SM adoption in the textile manufacturing sector.

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Sustainable manufacturing adoption in textile industries: A systematic state‐of‐art literature review and future research outline

Chourasiya

Pandey

Malviya

2022

Sustainable Development

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“…The process carried out should also be safe for employees, society and consumers. The analysis by Chourasiya et al (2022) demonstrates that sustainable manufacturing utilizes a notable influence on government regulations. The findings suggest a strong link between sustainable manufacturing and the regulations imposed by the government.…”

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The effect of sustainable manufacturing on environmental performance through government regulation and eco-innovation

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Zulfikarijah

et al. 2023

IJIEOM

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PurposeThe study aims to determine the impact of sustainable manufacturing on environmental performance through government regulation and eco-innovation in Indonesian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).FindingsThe results indicate sustainable manufacturing plays a significant role in SMEs' environmental performance and regulations, and eco-innovation can moderate it. It also reveals that government regulation has a positive and significant effect on environmental performance. Moreover, eco-innovation has a positive and significant effect on environmental performance.Practical implicationsThe findings of this study indicate that SMEs can embrace sustainable manufacturing practices and achieve their long-term sustainability goals by adhering to regulations, collaborating with stakeholders and implementing eco-friendly innovations.Originality/valueThis research uncovers ground-breaking perspectives on the evolution of scientific knowledge about the impact of eco-innovation, regulatory measures and sustainable manufacturing practices on the environmental performance of SMEs.

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“…In Asia, next to China, India is the second largest producer of textile products. A recent report by the Indian Brand Equity Foundation (IBEF) has indicated that the Indian textile sector may attract 200 billion US dollars in 2029 [63]. The Indian textile sector contributes to 2% of the Indian gross domestic product and provides enormous direct and indirect job opportunities for skilled and semi-skilled laborers.…”

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Analysing the Barriers Involved in Recycling the Textile Waste in India Using Fuzzy DEMATEL

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Post-consumer wastes from the textile industry are generally landfilled or incinerated. The dumping of large amounts of textile waste has resulted in severe environmental problems. Advancements in technologies have called for textile recycling; however, the level of embracement made by the textile industry towards textile recycling is hampered by myriad factors. The scope of this study lies in identifying and analyzing multiple barriers to implementing textile recycling in India, encompassing all subsets of sustainability, i.e., social, economic, and environmental. The barriers are then evaluated using a Multiple Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) approach to identify the significant barriers. A trapezoidal fuzzy-DEMATEL methodology was executed to not only find the most influential barriers but also to find the cause-effect nature between every barrier. The outcome of the study indicates a lack of successful recycling business models, poor demand for recycled textiles goods, recycled products may not replace new products, lack of support for waste management in the industry, and absence of tax relief and rewarding policies as the top five barriers to textile waste recycling. This insight could help influence the decision of future policymakers in the field. Another aspect of the issue of pollution in the textile industry is the recent trend of fast fashion and the enormous amount of waste produced by overconsumption. The Sustainability Development Goal (SDG) 12 which is to ensure responsible production and consumption plays a key role in this sector.

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Developing a framework to analyse the effect of sustainable manufacturing adoption in Indian textile industries

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Sustainable manufacturing adoption in textile industries: A systematic state‐of‐art literature review and future research outline

Sustainable manufacturing adoption in textile industries: A systematic state‐of‐art literature review and future research outline

The effect of sustainable manufacturing on environmental performance through government regulation and eco-innovation

Analysing the Barriers Involved in Recycling the Textile Waste in India Using Fuzzy DEMATEL

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