2021
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3948962
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Supply chain coordination for perishable products under minimum life on receipt (MLOR) agreements

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“…The only studies we are aware of that treat remaining shelf life as a decision are Mohamadi et al (2021) and Santos et al (2022). Mohamadi et al (2021) tackle contracting and supply chain coordination using remaining shelf life requirements. Our study differs from theirs in multiple ways: (i) we analyze a centralized supply chain, (ii) we tackle a tactical problem about inventory issuing rules related to aged inventory, as opposed to a strategic level contracting problem, (iii) we develop a perishable inventory model, in contrast to the game-theoretic model used in their analysis, and (iv) our study utilizes real-world data.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The only studies we are aware of that treat remaining shelf life as a decision are Mohamadi et al (2021) and Santos et al (2022). Mohamadi et al (2021) tackle contracting and supply chain coordination using remaining shelf life requirements. Our study differs from theirs in multiple ways: (i) we analyze a centralized supply chain, (ii) we tackle a tactical problem about inventory issuing rules related to aged inventory, as opposed to a strategic level contracting problem, (iii) we develop a perishable inventory model, in contrast to the game-theoretic model used in their analysis, and (iv) our study utilizes real-world data.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In these studies, minimum shelf life information is typically considered as an input to other operational decisions, rather than a decision variable, as it is in our paper. The only studies we are aware of that treat remaining shelf life as a decision are Mohamadi et al (2021) and Santos et al (2022). Mohamadi et al (2021) tackle contracting and supply chain coordination using remaining shelf life requirements.…”
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“…The execution of store operations depends, among others, on the decisions made in the upstream areas of the retail and food supply chain. Several influencing factors that need to be coordinated along the supply chain are not discussed, for example, case pack sizes (see, e.g., Wensing et al, 2018) or the minimum shelf life on receipt (see, e.g., Mohamadi et al, 2021). For these kinds of decisions, the involvement of several stakeholders is required.…”
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confidence: 99%