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This paper utilized fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (FAHP) to explore the differences of green supplier selection among the American, Japanese and Taiwanese Electronics Industry in China. In this study, identification of criteria of green supplier selection is categorized into six criteria and 24 sub-criteria, a multi-criteria decision model is proposed. FAHP then is applied to determine the relative importance for selecting green suppliers among the American, Japanese and Taiwanese Electronics Industry in China. The findings indicate that the supply chain base criterion performs the best for overall ranking from three countries' groups.

Although interest in addressing environmental perspectives in supplier management is rising, incorporating the issue of carbon management into supplier selection in green supply chain is still considerably scarce. This study presents a model for evaluating carbon performance of suppliers by utilizing multiple-criteria decision-making. Through literature reviews and expert opinions, 13 criteria within carbon performance are identified for evaluating suppliers. Subsequently, the analytic network process is utilized to determine the relative weights of each criterion. Finally, the VlseKriterijumska Optimizacija I Kompromisno Resenje technique is employed to evaluate carbon performance of suppliers and compromise solution under each of the evaluation criteria. An illustrative example in an electronics company is presented to demonstrate how to select the most appropriate supplier in accordance with carbon management. To be effective in mitigating carbon risk across the supply chain, the proposed hybrid model can help firms evaluate carbon performance of suppliers for facilitating low carbon supply chain.

This paper utilized DEMATEL method to recognize the influential criteria of sustainable supplier selection in order to improve supplier's CSR performance. In this study, identification of criteria of sustainable supplier selection was categorized into four criteria and 24 subcriteria, a multi-criteria decision model was proposed from literature review and experts' opinions at an electronics manufacturer of Taiwan. By considering the interrelationships among the criteria, DEMATEL was applied to deal with the importance and causal relationships among the evaluation criteria of supplier selection. The results show that quality and labor's occupational safety and health management system (ex: OHSAS 18001) are the greatest influential criteria, of which are the real sources affecting the other criteria directly.

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