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Fashion logistics and reverse logistics
2023Virginia Grose, Nicola Mansfield
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Reverse Logistics in E-Retaling
2018Consumers mostly prefer internet for reasons such as accessing product immediately, convenience, time saving. However buying products without observing physically causes some troubles. This situation results in return of the purchased product. The return process that is going to be experienced by the customer who wants to return or change his/her ...
Ergan S., Akyol A.
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The Effects of Companies’ Reverse Logistics Motivations on Their Reverse Logistics Networks
2018The aim of this paper is to show how the differences in the motivations of companies to implement reverse logistics affect their reverse logistics networks. Effective reverse logistics management facilitates the accomplishment of many goals for companies, such as reducing operational costs, increasing customer satisfaction, boosting brand value, and ...
Metehan Feridun Sorkun, Meltem Onay
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Developing a Theory of Reverse Logistics
Interfaces, 2000Reverse logistics, a fairly new concept in logistics, has gained increasing importance as a profitable and sustainable business strategy. I describe a holistic view of reverse logistics and distill 11 insights for successful implementation of reverse logistics from the existing literature and published case studies.
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Reverse Logistics and Solid Waste
2018This chapter promotes a selection of works collected that seek to analyze the need and the evolution of reverse logistics into the context of the National Policy on Solid Waste in Brazil. Nineteen years of intensive discussion have been held until the legal framework for the implementation of Agenda 21 of 1992 on the environmentally sound management of
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Reverse Logistics and Supply Management Logistics
2016Many academics, organisations and individuals have tried to define reverse logistics. Emmett and Crocker refer to the term “reverse logistics” as all activity associated with a product/service after the point of sale, the ultimate objective to optimise or make more efficient aftermarket activity, thus saving money and financial cash flow as well as ...
Marc Helmold, Brian Terry
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Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research, 2022
Ruoyu Zhang, Kedong Liu
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Ruoyu Zhang, Kedong Liu
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