Supplier sustainability: A comprehensive review and future research directions

Patil, Vrushali; Tan, Tarkan; Rispens, Sonja; Dabadghao, Shaunak; Demerouti, E.

doi:10.1016/j.smse.2022.100003

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“…Environmental sustainability is also crucial in supplier selection [41]. It indicates that companies are also concerned about minimizing negative impacts on the natural environment and increasing awareness from companies [42]. On the other hand, social criteria have a lower importance weight.…”

Section: Supplier Selection and Order Allocation Resultsmentioning

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Sustainable Supplier Selection and Order allocation using Integrating AHP-TOPSIS and Goal Programming

Saputro,

Khusna,

Dewi

2023

JTI

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Increased awareness of environmental and social aspects has become an urgent global issue, especially in ensuring supply chain sustainability. In addition, optimizing sustainable supplier selection and order allocation is also crucial for companies to encourage sustainable industries. This research aims to determine the best potential sustainable suppliers and determine order allocation by considering economic, social, and environmental dimensions. This research proposes an approach that integrates AHP-Topsis and goal programming to solve the problem of sustainable supplier selection and order allocation. The AHP-Topsis procedure is proposed for weighting the criteria and sub-criteria of sustainable supplier selection. Meanwhile, Topsis is offered for supplier ranking. This study offers a goal programming procedure for order allocation. Order allocation is based on three goals: minimizing total procurement cost, maximizing total purchase value, and reducing carbon emissions. A case study is presented on the plastic bean processing industry in Indonesia involving three criteria (Economic, social, and environmental) and 17 sub-criteria. The analysis results show that economic criteria have the highest weight, followed by environmental and social criteria. Furthermore, the TOPSIS method selected the three best suppliers out of 5 alternative suppliers to receive order allocation. The order allocation process for three periods was carried out using the Goal Programming method on suppliers C, E, and A. This research contributes to improving supply chain sustainability. It provides practical guidance for companies in selecting suppliers and allocating orders efficiently.

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Section: Supplier Selection and Order Allocation Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainable Supplier Selection and Order allocation using Integrating AHP-TOPSIS and Goal Programming

Saputro,

Khusna,

Dewi

2023

JTI

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“…Businesses are realizing how important it is to select suppliers who uphold ethical standards for worker treatment and make meaningful contributions to the communities in which they do business. These social and ethical considerations influence the choice of suppliers, as demonstrated by research by Patil et al [11]. Consequently, companies are using supplier codes of conduct to make sure that these values are upheld.…”

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Green Supplier Selection using MCDM: A Comprehensive Review of Recent Studies

Sahoo,

Goswami

2024

Spec. Eng. Man. Sci.

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This study provides an extensive analysis of current research on the crucial topic of choosing environmentally friendly suppliers by using multi-criteria decision-making (MCDM) methods. The assessment and choice of environmentally conscious suppliers have become essential in modern business operations due to the growing worries about the environment throughout the world and the necessity of sustainable supply chain management. This study provides an in-depth analysis of a wide range of MCDM techniques used in green supplier selection, highlighting the advantages, disadvantages, and new directions of each approach. Through the synthesis and analysis of the results of multiple recent studies, this review advances our understanding of the changing environment surrounding green supplier selection and offers useful information to practitioners in the field as well as scholars. In the context of green supplier selection, it emphasizes the necessity of a nuanced and context-specific approach to MCDM, eventually developing environmentally conscious and sustainable procurement methods that are in line with the changing demands of today's corporate environment.

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“…Supply chain complexity can provide challenges in maintaining sustainability, particularly for international corporations with sophisticated and elaborate networks. Obtaining sustainable resources, ensuring ethical labor methods, and preserving uniformity across suppliers present substantial challenges (Patil et al, 2022). Consumer Awareness and Demand: Although there is an increasing level of awareness, not all customers give priority to sustainability when making their purchase choices.…”

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Greening Innovation: A Roadmap for Sustainable Product Development

Tchanturia,

Getashvili

2024

ijefm

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In the midst of unprecedented technological advancements and rapid industrialization, the imperative for sustainability has emerged as a paramount challenge. This article explores the realm of sustainable product development at the intersection of innovation and ecological responsibility. Recognizing the profound impact of products on the environment, businesses and industries are shifting away from the traditional linear production model to embrace circular and regenerative approaches. Sustainable product development has become a linchpin for reconciling economic prosperity with environmental preservation. The article delves into the intricate web of interactions constituting a product's life cycle, addressing aspects from eco-design principles to circular economy practices and cutting-edge technologies. It provides insights and strategies for harmonizing the process of product creation with the imperatives of ecological sustainability, offering a roadmap for industries, innovators, and consumers to navigate towards a more sustainable and resilient future.

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Supplier sustainability: A comprehensive review and future research directions

Cited by 8 publications

References 94 publications

Sustainable Supplier Selection and Order allocation using Integrating AHP-TOPSIS and Goal Programming

Sustainable Supplier Selection and Order allocation using Integrating AHP-TOPSIS and Goal Programming

Green Supplier Selection using MCDM: A Comprehensive Review of Recent Studies

Greening Innovation: A Roadmap for Sustainable Product Development

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