End of life (EOL) product management, which encompasses reuse, remanufacturing and
materials recycling, requires a structured reverse logistic network in order to collect products …

Reverse logistics has evolved to assist companies in recognizing potential benefits and
overcoming challenges associated with its operations and strategies. Reverse logistics has …

Conclusion Most researchers in developing a mathematical model of RL networks have only
considered the costs associated with transportation and disassembly costs, while RL …

While consumers traditionally dispose of products at the end of their life cycle, product take-
back legislations introduced by governments shift this responsibility from consumers to …

Due to the increased interests in environmental issues along with stringent environmental
legislation and regulations, companies start taking a fresh look at the impact on their reverse …

Product recovery operations are of critical importance for the automotive industry in
complying with environmental regulations concerning end-of-life products management …

Reverse logistics is believed to be one of the most promising solutions for capturing the
remaining values from used products and has been extensively focused by both academics …

The world is producing electrical and electronic waste (e-waste) more than ever before.
According to a UN study, between 2009 and 2014, the global annual production of …

Because of growing environmental concerns and possible cost reductions in the total supply
chain, original equipment manufacturers are under pressure to take back their used or end …

The increasing prevalence of electric vehicles (EVs) will lead to a continuous rise in the
quantity of waste batteries in the future. The topic regarding reverse logistics network design …