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Diverging Mysterious in Green Supply Chain Management


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1 College of Internet of Things Engineering, Hohai University Changzhou Jiangsu, China
2 Muhammad Nawaz Sharif University of Engineering & Technology Multan, Pakistan
3 Petroweld Oilfield Services Kurdistan, Iraq
 

The sustainability and environmental considera-tions have slowly become divergences, but having greatest influence in the supply chain management that must be contemplates to examine the environmental and organizational factors. The research considers environmental and sustainable strategies within companies, the efficient supply chain management strategies for manufacturers and consumers, and to the environment friendly product design and services, taking a case-by-case perspective and concentrating on enterprise businesses scale. Our finding reveals that green supply chain management firms are delivering exuberant environmental efficiency at an added cost. Among the identified obstacles we identified different obstacles and conceptual relations and barriers are graded based on dependency and driving sand. In future, green policies have greater customer services avenues thereby, appeal for suppliers, manufacturers and officials.

Keywords

Bodacious Management, Diverging Trends, Green Management, Supply Chain.
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Authors

Shahzad Ashraf
College of Internet of Things Engineering, Hohai University Changzhou Jiangsu, China
Tauqeer Ahmed
College of Internet of Things Engineering, Hohai University Changzhou Jiangsu, China
Sehrish Saleem
Muhammad Nawaz Sharif University of Engineering & Technology Multan, Pakistan
Zeeshan Aslam
Petroweld Oilfield Services Kurdistan, Iraq

Abstract


The sustainability and environmental considera-tions have slowly become divergences, but having greatest influence in the supply chain management that must be contemplates to examine the environmental and organizational factors. The research considers environmental and sustainable strategies within companies, the efficient supply chain management strategies for manufacturers and consumers, and to the environment friendly product design and services, taking a case-by-case perspective and concentrating on enterprise businesses scale. Our finding reveals that green supply chain management firms are delivering exuberant environmental efficiency at an added cost. Among the identified obstacles we identified different obstacles and conceptual relations and barriers are graded based on dependency and driving sand. In future, green policies have greater customer services avenues thereby, appeal for suppliers, manufacturers and officials.

Keywords


Bodacious Management, Diverging Trends, Green Management, Supply Chain.

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