Modeling and Simulation of a Multi-agent Green Supply Chain Management System for Retailers

Wei, Danfeng

doi:10.18280/jesa.530414

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“…Green products are products that require less physical resources to manufacture [9] and energy [10]. After the product is sold to the consumer, it will eventually go back to the producer [11]. The design must prohibit or restrict the use of toxic substances, consider the recyclability of waste, the proportion of recycling, durability, and maintainability [12,13].…”

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Impact of Social Media Marketing Activities and ESG Green Brand Involvement on Green Product Repurchase

Hu,

Chao,

Lin

2024

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Global warming, exacerbated by greenhouse gas emissions from non-green product manufacturing, necessitates a shift towards green production to safeguard ecosystems and finite resources. The United Nations Environment Programme emphasizes the importance of environmental considerations in corporate ESG criteria. Despite the higher costs of designing and manufacturing green products, which deter some companies and lead to greenwashing, efforts persist to promote sustainable goods. This study explores enhancing consumer repurchase intentions for green products through social media marketing, emphasizing green values, environmental concerns, brand image, and involvement. Findings reveal social media's role in boosting these factors, thus encouraging green repurchases. Insights are valuable for green businesses, social media groups, environmental agencies, and future research.

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Impact of Social Media Marketing Activities and ESG Green Brand Involvement on Green Product Repurchase

Hu,

Chao,

Lin

2024

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“…In the economic field, total transportation costs account for a large portion [7,8]. This is a challenge for logistics activities to be able to make prices cheaper, faster and service better [9,10]. However, relatively little attention has been paid to the planning of transportation systems on the environment.…”

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Reduce Carbon Emissions of Logistic Transportation Using Eight Steps Approach in Indonesian Automotive Industry

Suratno¹,

Ichtiarto²

2021

JESA

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The global competition encourages Indonesia to advance the economy, especially in manufacturing by implementing sustainable manufacturing. Companies must consider transportation costs and concern for the environment due to the large increase in greenhouse gas emissions and the increase in NOx, Particulate, and various other harmful pollutants. Emissions from transportation activities cause global climate change and damage air quality and human health in regional and urban areas. At the same time, the movement of empty containers can result in air pollution due to CO2 emissions which have a negative impact on sustainable development. This study aims to reduce carbon emissions in the logistics transportation chain in the Automotive Manufacturing Industry. The method used is the Eight Step Approach. The method used is systematic and structured from defining the problem to standardizing improvements. Analysis of the causes of the problem and proposed improvements are determined by Focus Group Discussion (FGD) with expert judgment. The source of the data obtained comes from field observations, FGD, company reports from 2019 to 2021. This research has proven that reducing carbon emissions has an impact on company profits. The largest decrease was contributed by improvements in transportation routes. The ratio of reducing carbon emissions by 2020 is 2.6% or an increase in efficiency compared to the previous year.

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“…e growing market demand for green products brings about multifaceted challenges and pressures to green producers and sellers: expediting the delivery, reducing the cost, improving the quality, and ensuring the timeliness of distribution [1][2][3][4][5]. It is impossible to cope with these through the resource optimization and integration by a single producer or seller.…”

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A Coordinated Optimization Model of the Complex System of the Green Supply Chain Distribution Network

Guan

Aamir

Dayo

et al. 2021

Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society

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A well-established distribution network is fundamental to the sound management of the green supply chain. To adapt to the market demand and policies for green products, it is urgent to build an efficient and rational logistic distribution network for the green supply chain. Many researchers have tried to design distribution networks through the coordinated optimization of the green supply chain, in the light of realistic situation. However, there are very few optimization models that consider all kinds of influencing factors. To solve the problem, this paper attempts to establish a coordinated optimization model of the complex system of the green supply chain distribution network (GSCDN). Firstly, the authors plotted the structure and game logic of the GSCDN and defined the upper limit of sales induced by the limited production capacity of producers. Secondly, the coordinated optimization conditions were configured for the distributor layer, producer layer, and market demand layer, and a coordinated optimization model was set up for the complex system. Finally, the contractual coordinated optimization mechanism was detailed for the complex system under the profit-sharing contract. The proposed model and solving algorithm were proved valid through experiments.

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Modeling and Simulation of a Multi-agent Green Supply Chain Management System for Retailers

Cited by 8 publications

References 19 publications

Impact of Social Media Marketing Activities and ESG Green Brand Involvement on Green Product Repurchase

Impact of Social Media Marketing Activities and ESG Green Brand Involvement on Green Product Repurchase

Reduce Carbon Emissions of Logistic Transportation Using Eight Steps Approach in Indonesian Automotive Industry

A Coordinated Optimization Model of the Complex System of the Green Supply Chain Distribution Network

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