Green Supply Chain Management: A Literature Review
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https://doi.org/10.11113/sh.v5n2.624Keywords:
Green supply chain management, supply chain management, sustainability, green supplierAbstract
In light of the grim situation in both the environmental and energy sectors, manufacturing enterprises are faced with the challenge of pursuing economic benefits while at the same time coordinating the development between supply chain and environment. As a brand-new management model under the framework of sustainable development, green supply chain management has attracted the growing attention of the academic and business world. This study will review the literature on green supply chain management through several aspects including green supplier.References
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