An oracle-based algorithm for robust planning of production routing problems in closed-loop supply chains of beverage glass bottles

Borumand, Ali; Marandi, Ahmadreza; Nookabadi, Ali Shahandeh; Atan, Zümbül

doi:10.1016/j.omega.2023.102939

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“…The beverage industry is perceived as one of the most users of bottles (Borumand et al, 2024;Jonrinaldi, Rahman, & Zhang, 2018;Szpetulski et al, 2022;Wang et al, 2022), non-refillable cans, crates and pallets (De Brito et al, 2005;Sellitto, 2018). Non-refillable cans are made from aluminium or bimetallic materials.…”

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The returned product‐process matrix: A decision‐making framework for reverse logistics operations strategic choice

Aryee,

Adaku,

Quayson

et al. 2024

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A common and comprehensive framework that clarifies the choice of a reverse logistics (RL) strategy is still unavailable in the extant literature. Such a complete framework for RL decision‐making has the potential to offer insights for the choice of RL strategies, particularly in this era where closed‐loop supply chain is gaining traction in research and practice. Thus, this study seeks to identify RL strategies based on a systematic literature review and industry consultation. The study used the systematic literature review approach to analyse articles collected mostly from the Scopus database. The outcome is a framework, referred to as the “Returned Product‐Process Matrix” (RPPM), that offers a holistic view of RL strategies, which can serve as a decision‐support system for practitioners in choosing the appropriate RL strategy. To the best of the researchers' knowledge, the RPPM is the first attempt at comprehensively structuring and clarifying the RL decision‐making in green logistics operations.

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