Online purchases of clothes are increasing rapidly and with it, the number of returns. Return
rates of clothing bought online can be up to 70%, involving high reverse logistics costs to …

Studies on the sustainability of the logistics in the online retail clothing industry have
concentrated on the outward process with relatively little research on the returns process …

Online shopping for clothes continues to increase apace and with it, clothing returns.
Returns create a whole logistics flow which has negative environmental consequences …

Traditionally, the flow of goods has been allocated forwardly in the supply chain, where used
products consequently have been discarded and destroyed by the end consumer. In light of …

As online retailing has enjoyed substantial growth in the past decade, the need to deal with
defective and/or returned products has emerged as a substantial cost for retailers. This cost …

Logistics is a significant part of the company's operations. This is because logistics can be
costly and harmful for the environment. In this thesis it reverse and green logistics will be …

The impact of economics and environmental statutes has caused a new set of generic
issues in reverse logistics. The other challenges in this field have been caused by the rapid …

Reverse logistics is a process whereby a manufacturer accepts products from consumers for
possible remanufacturing, recycling, reuse or disposal. Recovery of used products is …

Reverse logistics deals with the movement of products from consumers back to the
producers. It is the process of collecting these used products, breaking them down into their …

Purpose–The paper aims to illustrate the business process of reverse logistics by focusing
on studying the business activities of the distribution center of a major department store …