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Investigating applicability of green supply chain management in manufacturing sectors

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Environmental concerns due to rising pollution has attracted supply chain practitioner to modify procurement of raw material, manufacturing and distribution processes. Use of environmental friendly raw materials, processes, packaging, scientific disposal of life expired goods are some of the important ingredients of green supply chain management. This paper is highlighting green enablers of supply chain such as waste disposal, reverse logistics, customer awareness, use of clean technology etc. to realise its applicability in the industries. Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) has been used to model hierarchical order of enablers in manufacturing sectors. It has been found that Chemical industries are more conscious and modification of manufacturing processes needs more attention to realise green supply chain management in business. This study will help to make the complete business process environmentally conscious.

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    Om Prakash Mishra, Mahesh Chand & Krishan Kumar

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Table 15 Green Procurement for Automotive Industries
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Table 16 Green procurement for cement industries
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Table 18 Green manufacturing for automotive industries
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Table 20 Comparison of sub-enablers of Green MANUFACTURING for Cement Industries
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Table 21 Comparison of sub-enablers of Green Manufacturing for Automotive Industries
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Table 22 Green distribution for cement industries
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Table 23 Green distribution for chemical industries
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Table 24 Reverse logistics for automotive industries
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Table 27 Waste management for automotive industries
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Table 28 Waste management for cement industries
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Table 30 Customer awareness for AI
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Table 31 Customer awareness for cement industries
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Table 32 Customer awareness or chemical industries
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Mishra, O.P., Chand, M., Kumar, K. et al. Investigating applicability of green supply chain management in manufacturing sectors. Int J Syst Assur Eng Manag 14, 1183–1196 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13198-023-01910-7

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