Purpose The importance of integrating sustainability into business activities rises
continuously. In addition to an established focus on forward logistics, there is a growing …

Globalization policies are encouraging manufacturing companies to produce environment-
friendly products that offer a sustainable competitive advantage. Currently, product recovery …

Global sustainability regulations and market restrictions prompted global industries to
develop the backflow supply chain management system termed reverse logistics. Reverse …

Supply chains are composed of multiple stakeholders who have complex interrelationships.
In addition, the forward and reverse flow of materials, information, human resources, and …

This paper is demonstrated the reverse logistics in the food and beverage industries in
Malaysia. Reverse logistics defined as the return, exchange, refurbishment, remarketing and …

Contemporary business models need to re-imagine the production and distribution of goods
and services embedding social, economic, and environmental goals concurrently. To this …

The reverse logistics process (RLP) has become a key process for the supply chain (SC)
given its importance for treating the increasing quantity of returned or recovered products …

Environmental and economic issues have significant impacts on reverse logistics and are
thought to form one of the developmental cornerstones of green supply chains. Global …

Purpose The implementation of reverse logistics (RL) as a strategic decision has gained
significant attention amongst organisations due to its benefits to sustainable development …

Based on environmental, legal, social, and economic factors, reverse logistics and closed-
loop supply chain issues have attracted attention among both academia and practitioners …