Reverse logistics play a significantly increased role in supply chains. Producers are
incorporating reverse logistics into their supply chain design because of governmental …

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 reverse logistics (RL) network collects used products from end users; consolidates,
inspects, and sorts them as needed; and transports them for various recovery options. It is …

The area of reverse logistics (RL) has recently received considerable attention, due to a
combination of environmental, economic and social factors. Reverse logistics refers to the …

Green supply chain management consists of companies applying green concepts to
managing their supply chains. It is a new way to enhance company competitiveness. In …

Growing environmental concern has called much attention to industrial recovery of used
products and materials. Driven by customer expectations and legislative regulation …

With the improvement of the quality of life in human society, the need to use more natural
resources is felt more than ever. In this regard, much research has been done on restoring …

Recoverable product environments are becoming an increasingly important segment of the
overall push in industry toward environmentally conscious manufacturing. Moreover, reverse …

Establishment of reverse logistics (RL) networks for various original equipment
manufacturers (OEM's) is gaining significant importance. Various green legislations are …

Reverse logistics is convincingly one of the most efficient solutions to reduce environmental
pollution and waste of resources by capturing and recovering the values of the used …