2022
DOI: 10.3390/su142114463
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A Multi-Objective Model to Find the Sustainable Location for Citrus Hub

Abstract: Citrus supply chains (CSC) are increasingly important in research due to high loss and waste, increasing demand, wide application for other industries, and differences in CSCs from country to country. This study proposes a new structure for CSC by introducing collection points to collect citrus from the farms in Jordan Valley and transport it to a citrus hub responsible for receiving, packaging, and transporting the citrus to distribution centers. The objective of this structure is to minimize the loss and was… Show more

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“…Current research mainly focuses on practical problems. For example, Alzubi and Noche optimized the number and the location of citrus collection points and hubs in order to optimize the citrus supply chain [33]. Wang et al studied the service facility location problem by taking probabilistic risks of facility disruption, customer choices of last-mile travel path and traffic congestion into consideration [34].…”
Section: Facility Locationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Current research mainly focuses on practical problems. For example, Alzubi and Noche optimized the number and the location of citrus collection points and hubs in order to optimize the citrus supply chain [33]. Wang et al studied the service facility location problem by taking probabilistic risks of facility disruption, customer choices of last-mile travel path and traffic congestion into consideration [34].…”
Section: Facility Locationmentioning
confidence: 99%