Collaborative approach for environmental and economic optimization based on life cycle assessment of end-of-life vehicles’ dismantling in China

Zhang, Lufan; Ji, Kaidi; Liu, Wei; Cui, Xiaowei; Liu, Yeye; Cui, Zhaojie

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2020.124288

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“…These factors are prompting supply chain innovations like renewable energy use in warehouses, route optimization, alternative bio-based packaging, local food procurement, and waste reduction programs Zhang et al, 2020). Some large retailers now require sustainability certi cations, carbon footprint estimates, and ethical labor evidence from produce suppliers (Jones, 2018;Touboulic & Walker, 2015).…”

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Emerging Factors Affecting Supply Chain Management of Horticulture Produce: A Systematic Literature Review

Kumar

2024

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Purpose The management of supply chains for horticultural produce faces emerging factors that necessitate adaptation. This systematic literature review identifies and synthesizes key findings on the impacts of emerging technological, sustainability, consumer, climate, policy, cost, and competitive factors on the supply chain management of fruits, vegetables, and other horticulture products. Design/methodology/approach Searches of academic databases were conducted using defined keywords and selection criteria. Findings The findings indicate that blockchain, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, automation, and other technologies can benefit traceability, quality control, and efficiency but require investment and skill development. Research Implications As per the finding, sustainability concerns like emissions, energy use, and waste are prompting supply chain innovation in production, packaging, transport, and distribution. Shifting consumer preferences toward local, organic, sustainable produce require flexibility and responsiveness. Climate change effects on agriculture production and globalization of markets are testing the resilience and agility of supply chains. Labor issues, rising input costs, and intense retail competition are squeezing profit margins across the fresh produce supply chain. Recommendations include investment in emerging technologies, collaboration for sustainability, data-driven supply chain optimization, and adaptable retail strategies. Originality value This review provides insights for researchers and supply chain managers seeking to improve the performance and competitiveness of horticultural produce supply chains.

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Section: Sustainability Factorsmentioning

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Emerging Factors Affecting Supply Chain Management of Horticulture Produce: A Systematic Literature Review

Kumar

2024

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“…Life-cycle assessment is a technique used to assess the environmental impacts associated with all stages of a product's life, from the extraction of raw material to its processing, manufacturing, distribution and use [4]. Through the combination of life-cycle assessment with MOO, it is possible not only to evaluate the environmental impact for a given process or product, but also to assess the economic perspective, which allows different alternatives for decision-making to be compared [5][6][7][8]. An example of the above can be found in studies on circular economy (Figure 3), which aims to convert the value chain from linear to circling and increase the efficiency of resource utilization [9].…”

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Applications of Multi-Objective Optimization to Industrial Processes: A Literature Review

2022

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Industrial processes provide several of the products and services required for society. However, each industry faces different challenges from different perspectives, all of which must be reconciled to obtain profitable, productive, controllable, safe and sustainable processes. In this context, multi-objective optimization has become a powerful tool to aid the decision-making mechanism in the synthesis, design, operation and control of such processes. The solution to the mathematical models provides the necessary tools to asses the system performance in terms of different metrics and evaluate the trade-offs between the objectives in conflict. The number of applications of multi- objective optimization in industrial processes is ample and each application has its own challenges. In the present literature review, a broad panorama of the applications in multi-objective optimization is presented, including future perspectives and open questions that still need to be addressed.

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“…Simic [39] Simic [40] Simic [41] Environmental Sun and Xiao [42] Saxena et al [43] Ray et al [44] Abdullah [45] Pan and Li [46] Gan and Luo [47] Chavez and Sharma [48] Tang et al [49] Chen et al [50] Zhang et al [52] Mohan and Amit [53] Li et al [54] Hu and Wen [55] Zailani et al [56] Aksoylu and Demiral [57] Mohamad-Ali et al [28] Gorji et al [58] Kaviani et al [59] Alamerew and Brissaud [60] Khan et al [61] Agrawal et al [62] Logistics and Network Facilities Li et al [63] Govindan et al [64] Alkahtani and Ziout [65] Reddy et al [66] Demirel et al [67] Kosacka and Kudelska [68] Phuc et al [69] Balcia and Ayvazb [70] Shankar et al [71] Sahebjamnia et al [72] Deng et al [73] Forouzanfar et al [74] Kuşakcı et al [75] Petronijević et al [110] Li et al [111] Li et al [112] Wu et al [113] Pourjavad and Mayorga [114] Azmi and Tokai [115] Ene and Öztürk [116] Z...…”

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A Review of Supply Chain Uncertainty Management in the End-of-Life Vehicle Industry

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Various uncertainties exist in the End-of-Life Vehicle (ELV) industry, which further complicates the ELV business’s growth. In order to pursue greater progress in the ELV business establishment, a comprehensive analysis of previous ELV studies with regard to the supply chain uncertainty perspective is essential. The objective of this study is aimed at categorising the existing supply chain uncertainty sources according to their end-of-life (EoL) strategies, identify the management approaches adopted to analyse the prominent research trends, and conduct a regional analysis of ELV supply chain studies for the past years, from 2016 until 2022. The content analysis method was used to extract all the essential information from previous research, and an analysis was performed to obtain the latest research trends and identify the relationship between the gathered data. The findings show that the past research focuses on three main supply chain uncertainties, namely, uncertainty in logistics and network facilities (31.8%), production and operations (30.7%), and environmental (25.0%). Furthermore, the regional analysis shows that 83% of the studies were conducted in developing countries over the past years. Lastly, several research gaps were presented to provide researchers with potential directions and the way forward to explore ELV supply chain research from the uncertainty management context.

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Collaborative approach for environmental and economic optimization based on life cycle assessment of end-of-life vehicles’ dismantling in China

Cited by 18 publications

References 28 publications

Emerging Factors Affecting Supply Chain Management of Horticulture Produce: A Systematic Literature Review

Emerging Factors Affecting Supply Chain Management of Horticulture Produce: A Systematic Literature Review

Applications of Multi-Objective Optimization to Industrial Processes: A Literature Review

A Review of Supply Chain Uncertainty Management in the End-of-Life Vehicle Industry

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