Achievement of sustainability goals is an epic task for developing economies that still strive
to fulfil their basic needs. The availability of limited resources in the developing world vis-à …

Purpose Although manufacturers have traditionally viewed reverse supply chain (RSC)
activities as a costly nuisance, more recent research has found that the RSC can contribute …

As firms respond to stricter regulations and increasing consumer expectations, reverse
logistics programs to support end-of-life product management strategies have become more …

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

The ongoing transition to a circular economy is changing the shape of supply chains. They
are becoming more 'Closed-Loop', combining forward and reverse flows of products and …

Purpose While forward logistics handles and manages the flow of goods downstream in the
supply chain from suppliers to customers, reverse logistics (RL) manages the flow of …

Background: Reverse logistics (RL) practices have previously been viewed as a cost drain,
but have received greater attention from practitioners because of increasing competition and …

This research develops a conceptual model to elucidate the relationship between
antecedents of reverse logistics implementation and economic performance. A mixed …

Purpose This study aims to present a methodology and a system to support the technical
and managerial issues involved in anomaly detection within the reverse logistics process of …

Purpose The authors explore complex adaptive systems (CAS) theory as an updated
theoretical perspective for managing product returns that better matches the chaotic nature …