In scientific literature two large, partly overlapping areas regarding the environmental and
economical attractive removal of waste coexist: reverse logistics and waste management …

The configuration of the reverse logistics network is a complex problem comprising the
determination of the optimal sites and capacities of collection centers, inspection centers …

Remanufacturing has gained great recognition in recent years due to its economic and
environmental benefits and effectiveness in the value retention of waste products. Many …

Reverse Logistics (RL) is the process of planning, implementing, and controlling the
efficient, cost effective flow of obsolete materials referred to here as raw material, in-process …

With a greater awareness of responsibility for the environment and the need to sustain
profitability in a competitive market, reverse logistics has become a key part of supply chain …

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 …

Reverse logistics (RL) involves a sequence of operations that initiate at the consumer level
and terminate at the manufacturer, opposite to the traditional forward approach of the supply …

Plastic recycling is a legal requirement and can yield environmental benefits. In the
Netherlands, there is a complex network of various collection methods, separation centers …

Abstract In recent years, Reverse Logistics has received increasing attentions in supply
chain management area. The reasons such as political, economic, green image and social …

Due to environmental concerns, reverse logistics now is becoming an important strategy to
increase customer satisfaction. This research develops a generic mixed integer nonlinear …