A Green Supply Chain Management Survey: A Case Study

Abstract

Due to increased public knowledge, competition, community pressure, and governmental restrictions, environmental preservation is becoming increasingly vital for businesses. Green supply chain management (GSCM) aids in the effective and economical use of the organizations' existing resources. To achieve desired outputs through an environmentally friendly production process, organizations will buy "green" raw resources. Johnson joined green supply chain management concepts with a balanced scorecard approach to advise environmental performance indicators in the enterprise performance evaluation system. In this paper, we have just tried to study the effect of supply chain management about a specific case. Modeling a plan to manage the resources and satisfy demand is one of the primary and fundamental difficulties in the green supply chain. Investigation of the factors including facilitators and impediments which are affecting the implementation of green supply chain management and substantiate further for investigating how GSCM affects the performance of the industrial sector. The primary objective of green supply chain management is to decrease environmental pollution from upstream to downstream while acquiring raw materials.