Research on Closed-Loop Supply Chain  with the Third Party Recycler Based on Consumer Preference

Zheng, Jiangbo; Wu, Jun

doi:10.4236/jssm.2016.92021

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“…The aim of designing a CLSC network is to optimize the economic, environmental, and social benefits of the supply chain while meeting customer demand [4]. However, designing a CLSC network is affected by various uncertainties, such as information asymmetry, uncertain recycling quality, and unexpected events.…”

Section: Literature Review 21 Uncertainty In Clscsmentioning

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Closed-Loop Supply Chain Network Design with Flexible Capacity under Uncertain Environment

Liu,

Ji,

2023

Sustainability

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This paper incorporates flexible facility capacity and government subsidy factors into the consideration of the design of a closed-loop supply chain(CLSC) network based on an uncertain environment. Considering the minimization of economic cost and carbon emission, a multi-objective multi-period multi-product mixed integer linear programming model with fixed and flexible facility capacity is constructed respectively. The robust optimization method is applied to deal with the uncertain environment of demand, recycled product quality, and recycling rate faced by the CLSC, and the robust models under six uncertain sets are constructed respectively. For model solving, the designed algorithm uses the augmented ϵ-constraint method to handle multi-objective problems and introduces a three-stage method on top of the Benders decomposition algorithm to accelerate the efficiency of solving the main problem. Finally, through numerical cases, a CSLC with a flexible supply strategy can manage economic and environmental costs to cope with the negative impacts of an uncertain environment, while this paper verifies the effectiveness of the government subsidy strategy under different conditions and analyzes the potential limitations.

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Section: Literature Review 21 Uncertainty In Clscsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Closed-Loop Supply Chain Network Design with Flexible Capacity under Uncertain Environment

Liu,

Ji,

2023

Sustainability

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“…Ramos et al [33] proved that a collection center in a reverse logistics can reduce environmental and social impacts on the environment. Zheng and Wu [46] made a deep study on CLSC with the third party recycler based on consumer preference. Aligned with the literature, in this paper a third party collector has been included so as it facilitates the collection and screening of reusable processes for the manufacturer.…”

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Analyzing a socially responsible closed-loop distribution channel with recycling facility

Modak¹,

Sinha

Panda

et al. 2019

SN Appl. Sci.

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This paper deals with a closed-loop distribution channel consisting of a socially responsible manufacturer, multiple retailers and a third party collector. In reality, collection of used products (plastic, glass, metal) by a third party collector is more common than the collection through retailers. This is because retailers generally faces difficulties such as lack of space and manpower. Aligned with many closed loop supply chains, this paper assumes that the third party operates the reverse channel by collecting the used products. The third party collects used products, segregates recyclable items and sends them to the manufacturer for further use. The manufacturer not only shows social responsibility to the stakeholders and shareholders, but also collects the used products from the third party and recycles them to new products. Considering profit maximizing motives of the channel members, the paper examines the effect of manufacturer's degree of social responsibility on the collection activity of the third party. Under manufacturer Stackelberg game setting, it is found that product recycling is directly proportional to the manufacturer's corporate social responsibility (CSR) concerns and there must be a threshold of recycling for the optimal benefit that can be acquired through CSR practice. The proposed model is illustrated by a numerical example and a sensitivity analysis reveals nature of the parameters.

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A methodology for determining the optimal reverse flow capacities and the breakeven period for a multi products-component remanufacturing problem of an OEM

2020

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Research on Closed-Loop Supply Chain with the Third Party Recycler Based on Consumer Preference

Cited by 4 publications

References 3 publications

Closed-Loop Supply Chain Network Design with Flexible Capacity under Uncertain Environment

Closed-Loop Supply Chain Network Design with Flexible Capacity under Uncertain Environment

Analyzing a socially responsible closed-loop distribution channel with recycling facility

A methodology for determining the optimal reverse flow capacities and the breakeven period for a multi products-component remanufacturing problem of an OEM

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