2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.cie.2021.107663
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Route optimization for cold chain logistics of front warehouses based on traffic congestion and carbon emission

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“…Product delivery is to check and pack the products according to the order content, and then pass the product labels to the automated distribution system, which will plan the product line according to the product volume and weight, and plan the products to the appropriate vehicles for loading and delivery. When the product orders are delivered according to the normal path [ 25 ], the production plant and logistics nodes will use the orders as the basis of big data information, collect all the traffic orders in real time, and provide data support for the optimization of the path of subsequent orders based on this data information. In the case of order modification, the speed of updating the order can provide time for the subsequent product packaging.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Product delivery is to check and pack the products according to the order content, and then pass the product labels to the automated distribution system, which will plan the product line according to the product volume and weight, and plan the products to the appropriate vehicles for loading and delivery. When the product orders are delivered according to the normal path [ 25 ], the production plant and logistics nodes will use the orders as the basis of big data information, collect all the traffic orders in real time, and provide data support for the optimization of the path of subsequent orders based on this data information. In the case of order modification, the speed of updating the order can provide time for the subsequent product packaging.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, traffic congestion consideration in e-grocery has been analyzed even less. For example, Chen et al (2021) proposed a route optimization technique for cold chain logistics of front warehouses by considering traffic congestions (Chen et al 2021). Jouzdani and Govindan (2021) analyzed supply chain networks of food delivery from the perspective of sensibility and took in to consideration congestions (Jouzdani and Govindan 2021).…”
Section: The Role Of Congestions In Vehicle Routingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is a trade-off between economic and environmental aspects, however at the same time the social aspect must also be taken into consideration. Congestion not only causes higher CO2 emission levels, but at the same time reduces the quality of the food products (Jouzdani and Govindan 2021), (Chen, Liao, and Yu 2021). Thus, the growing e-grocery market with current supply chain management approaches cannot achieve sustainability.…”
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“…Molina et al constructed the system dynamics model of the three-level agricultural product supply chain under the regular procurement mode, studied the bullwhip effect of the supply chain and the relationship between the cost and the inventory adjustment coefficient, and found that retailers and wholesalers are more sensitive to the change of the inventory adjustment coefficient, and reasonable inventory objectives and inventory adjustment strategies can effectively reduce the bullwhip effect of the supply chain [19]. Chen et al established a dynamic model of a dairy cold chain system composed of producers, suppliers, and retailers, introduced third-party logistics to simulate the inventory level and terminal sales at different temperatures and operating efficiencies, and concluded that shortening the ordering lead time and arrival delay would help reduce increase the profit of retailers [20].…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%