Sustainable Supply Chain Management Practices and Operational Performance
American Journal of Industrial and Business ManagementPublished 1 January 2013Open access
Maruf Hasan
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Abstract
Sustainable supply chain management has emerged as a key approach for enterprises aiming to become environmentally sustainable. The study will investigate the kinds of environmental management practices that are undertaken by companies in greening the supply chain and how these practices affect the environmental and operational performance of the companies. The study provides additional insight into the growing field of literature examining the relationships between environmental policies and operational performance.
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