Purpose – A large number of benefits have been reported when reverse logistics (RL) is fully
implemented in the construction industry. However, RL is yet to become common place in …

… Reverse logistics (RL), as defined and used in this paper, is a process by which a
manufacturing entity systematically retrieves previously shipped products or parts from the point-of-…

… This paper focuses on explore the consideration factors of reverse logistics implementation
based … ranking of the evaluation criteria with respect to the reverse logistics implementation. …

… Studies on reverse logistics implementation have been done in many sectors such as
carpet industry by Biehl et al. (2007), retail industry by Bernon et al. (2011), bottling sector by …

… Reverse logistics (RL) is considered as the most significant … ; unfortunately, its implementation
in developing countries is in … the barriers to implementation of reverse logistics using a two-…

… industries to implement reverse logistics. Thus, the practice of reverse logistics can be … on
the perception of companies on reverse logistics implementation. Nine hypotheses are set to …

… Yet, barriers to implementation of environmentally oriented aspects of reverse logistics still
… or hinder the implementation of environmentally oriented reverse logistics practices, with a …

… However, while reverse logistics is becoming a mandatory … , impediments to reverse
logistics implementation must be … the interrelationship among reverse logistics barriers from the …

… In this paper, reverse logistics (RL) is defined as a process by which a manufacturing entity
… This feature entails a competitive dimension to product recovery and reverse logistics …

… The remaining sections of this chapter 2 put forward some dimensions affecting the
reverse logistics implementation and the unique characteristics of this new discipline. …