Greening the Vietnamese supply chain: The influence of green logistics knowledge and intellectual capital

Key Factors Shaping Green Logistics in Thailand’s Auto Industry: An Application of Structural Equation Modeling

“…Logistics in business operations is part of supply chain management, and its roles are to plan, control, and store data and products from their origin to consumption, and to respond to consumers' needs. Most logistics activities focus on procurement, distribution, maintenance, and inventory management, but do not involve marketing activities, new product development, or finance [2]. Green logistics relates to production and product distribution, packaging, product search, and product distribution management by focusing on material and waste management, energy saving, and fuel-reducing transportation, in terms of environmental and social responsibility [18,19].…”

“…Environmentally friendly logistics is a key factor in the green supply chain [2]. It is a practical method for achieving sustainable development since it also helps different businesses in the supply chain to become efficient by indicating and selecting environmentally friendly material suppliers, suggesting environmentally friendly solutions, and using green transport for customer delivery.…”

“…The swift expansion of the manufacturing sector, closely intertwined with increased consumption of products and services such as transportation, storage, and distribution, has given rise to environmental concerns. Mass consumption patterns have led to issues like inefficient energy utilization, collective sources of pollution, and resource depletion, all of which have adverse repercussions for the environment [2].…”

“…Prior research on green logistics has explored various industries, including logistics services (such as transportation, warehousing, freight forwarding, and packaging) [2,5,11], the mining industry [12], production industries (such as agriculture, beverages, textiles, and pharmaceuticals) [13], service and production industries (entertainment, logistics, and manufacturing) [3], and distribution companies (food and beverage, textiles, electronics, pharmaceuticals, and agricultural chemicals) [14]. However, in reference to the previously mentioned literature review, it found that there are fewer studies into green logistics in the automobile industry.…”

Evaluation of vegetable green logistics in Lanling County of China based on DEMATEL-ANP-FCE model

“…Green logistics is regarded to be one component of a green supply chain (Al-Shboul, 2022;Li et al, 2022). To minimize the negative ecological effects associated with the distribution of products, green logistics refers to supply chain management tactics and procedures that involve the production and shipping of products sustainably and environmentally, with an emphasis on the handling of materials, recycling, packaging, and shipping (Sbihi and Eglese, 2007;Seroka-Stolka and Ociepa-Kubicka, 2019;Van Vo and Nguyen, 2023). Green logistics attempts to reduce the environmental effect of logistics operations by reducing the use of energy and waste, increasing brand value, improving the efficiency of operations, and saving money by using less energy, the goal is to create coordinated and sustainable worldwide development in terms of economy, society, and the environment (Sbihi and Eglese, 2007;Dekker et al, 2012;Rodrigue, 2013;Seroka-Stolka and Ociepa-Kubicka, 2019).…”