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DOI: 10.1016/j.cor.2016.02.003
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Modeling a green inventory routing problem for perishable products with horizontal collaboration

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“…using ABC approach with two stages to allocate and calculate the manufacturing cost which is based on resources expired of process activities [33]. Sustainable supplier selection and order allocation problem under operational and disruption risk [42], considering different shortage situations [45], minimizing the average total inventory cost [48], risk assessment of existing production units considering availability and human safety criteria [50], deciding the logistics service integrator regarding the location of the customer order decoupling point [52], analyzing the benefits of horizontal collaboration related to perishability, from transportation operations and logistics costs in the Inventory Routing Problem (IRP) with multiple suppliers and customers by developing a decision support model that can address these concerns [55], designing a resilient hub network under operational and disruption risks [56].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…using ABC approach with two stages to allocate and calculate the manufacturing cost which is based on resources expired of process activities [33]. Sustainable supplier selection and order allocation problem under operational and disruption risk [42], considering different shortage situations [45], minimizing the average total inventory cost [48], risk assessment of existing production units considering availability and human safety criteria [50], deciding the logistics service integrator regarding the location of the customer order decoupling point [52], analyzing the benefits of horizontal collaboration related to perishability, from transportation operations and logistics costs in the Inventory Routing Problem (IRP) with multiple suppliers and customers by developing a decision support model that can address these concerns [55], designing a resilient hub network under operational and disruption risks [56].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sustainable supplier selection and order allocation problem under operational and disruption risk [42], considering different shortage situations [45], minimizing the average total inventory cost [48], risk assessment of existing production units considering availability and human safety criteria [50], deciding the logistics service integrator regarding the location of the customer order decoupling point [52], analyzing the benefits of horizontal collaboration related to perishability, from transportation operations and logistics costs in the Inventory Routing Problem (IRP) with multiple suppliers and customers by developing a decision support model that can address these concerns [55], designing a resilient hub network under operational and disruption risks [56]. A Review from 2008 to 2018 www.tjprc.org editor@tjprc.org Some manufacturing industries that are surveyed in articles as a case study or collocated data from them, include bicycle, refrigerator and nylon plastic manufacturing, façade components, carpet manufacturing facility, automotive supply chain, coal mining enterprises, gas industry, locomotives railways, steel and glass company and energy production units.…”
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“…Soysal et al [44] studied a routing problem with multiple suppliers and customers considering food perishability and horizontal collaboration between supply chain partners. They found that horizontal collaboration may reduce wastes and carbon emission and increase distribution efficiency of the whole supply chain.…”
Section: Transportation Planning Considering Various Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%