Industrial symbiosis emergence and network development through reproduction

Industry-retail symbiosis: What we should know to reduce perishable processed food disposal for a wider circular economy

“…Indeed, this cooperation seems to constitute a new focus of industrial symbiosis (Neves et al, 2020;Vahidzadeh et al, 2021). The combination of industrial symbiosis with Industry-Retail Symbiosis can reduce negative impacts on the environment (Lawal et al, 2021;Schlüter et al, 2020;Yazan et al, 2020), leverage sustainable manufacturing in the food industry (Malek and Desai, 2020), and enable the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) (B. F. Biagio F. Giannetti et al, 2020). Cooperation among these actors can also create value in a CE business model (Centobelli et al, 2020b).…”

Assessing Collaborative Capabilities for Sustainability in Interorganizational Networks

“…CCS have an essential role in interorganizational networks, especially in the particular situation of industrial symbiosis. Industrial symbiosis occurs when geographically close companies collaborate to create a competitive advantage by exchanging and sharing natural resources [11,13,31]. According to Chertow [11] (p. 314), "the keys to industrial symbiosis are collaboration and the synergistic possibilities offered by geographic proximity".…”

“…Building capabilities for sustainability implies considering the whole system beyond the organizational boundaries. To achieve corporate sustainability, collaboration with stakeholders and other companies is crucial [9,10], and it is the basis of what has been called industrial symbiosis [11][12][13]. Thus, corporate sustainability requires the development and improvement of collaborative capabilities, particularly for companies in interorganizational networks [14,15].…”

Industrial symbiosis in Brazil: A systematic literature review

“…Also, the energy conservation and emission reduction potential (ECER) of IS is more significant than the traditional approach (Cao et al, 2020), and technologies can convert the same by-product into different raw materials (Pérez-Fortes et al, 2016). Therefore, IS has the potential to contribute positively to the environmental performance of industrial networks (Schlüter et al, 2020), supply chains (Sellitto and Hermann, 2019) and the socio-economic situation of regions (Martin and Harris, 2018). The IS implementation is supported by international organisations, the European Union (EU), the United Nations (UN) and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), emphasising the need for life cycle thinking and resource efficiency in developing countries (Mortensen and Kørnøv, 2019; Turken and Geda, 2020).…”