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Chapter - 01: Connecting supply and demand markets in a circular economy - The case of Saica [Desirée Knoppen, EADE Business School]; Chapter - 02: 'You want it where?' How a holistic and end-to-end sustainable logistics strategy can inform manufacturing plant location decisions [Erica Ballantyne and Graeme Heron, Sheffield University Management School]; Chapter - 03: The development of a triple bottom line sustainability index for a vertically integrated beef production company [Kim Bryceson, Mohd Mohsin, Geoff Slaughter, The University of Queensland]; Chapter - 04: Green practices in construction supply chains? How a construction company manages and coordinates its green SCM practices [Yiqing Zhao, Ying Xie, Linyi University]; Chapter - 05: Mechanized zones in food regional distribution centres - A sustainability case study [Tony Cragg, Tom McNamara, Ecole Supérieure de Logistique Industrielle]; Chapter - 06: Elevating business processes in sustainable supply chain management - The case of a chocolate supply chain network [Kate McLoughlin, David Lascelles, Sai S Nudurupati, Manchester Metropolitan University]; Chapter - 07: Exploring the inefficiency of medicine delivery processes in the pharmaceutical supply chain (PSC) waste - The case of the UK and Greece [Marina Paplexi, Manchester Metropolitan University]; Chapter - 08: Packaging design and sustainability - The case of the paper packaging supply chain [Nicoleta S Tipi, Elias D Georgakoudis, The Open University Business School]; Chapter - 09: Factors affecting sustainability adoption in small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises (SMMEs) in Vietnam [Huy Q Phan, Mohammed Saad, Vikas Kumar, Bristol Business School]; Chapter - 10: The circular economy in manufacturing and service solutions - An air compressor company's 'air as a service' [Mira Valkjärvi, Weimu You, Turku School of Economics]; Chapter - 11: Sustainable supplier management at Coca-Cola India - Creating a green ecosystem [Tom McNamara, Irena Descubes, Rennes School of Business]; Chapter - 12: Small and sustainable - The challenges of a small business in the Global South competing in domestic and international markets [Daiane Mülling Neutzling, Frediano da Silva Jales, Breno Mota Fernandes, University of Fortaleza]; Chapter - 13: The circular supply chain - Study of a cross-industry collaboration [Anne Ratsimandresy, Joe Miemczyk, ESCP Business School]; Chapter - 14: The cargo-partner iLogistics Center - A warehouse made completely out of wood [Milan Lani, Alan Zalas, cargo-partner]; Chapter - 15: 'What is the impact of your company on the world?' Developing changes towards supply chain sustainability [Ana P Ferreira Alves, Minelle E Silva, Excelia Business School]
Chapter - 01: Connecting supply and demand markets in a circular economy - The case of Saica [Desirée Knoppen, EADE Business School]; Chapter - 02: 'You want it where?' How a holistic and end-to-end sustainable logistics strategy can inform manufacturing plant location decisions [Erica Ballantyne and Graeme Heron, Sheffield University Management School]; Chapter - 03: The development of a triple bottom line sustainability index for a vertically integrated beef production company [Kim Bryceson, Mohd Mohsin, Geoff Slaughter, The University of Queensland]; Chapter - 04: Green practices in construction supply chains? How a construction company manages and coordinates its green SCM practices [Yiqing Zhao, Ying Xie, Linyi University]; Chapter - 05: Mechanized zones in food regional distribution centres - A sustainability case study [Tony Cragg, Tom McNamara, Ecole Supérieure de Logistique Industrielle]; Chapter - 06: Elevating business processes in sustainable supply chain management - The case of a chocolate supply chain network [Kate McLoughlin, David Lascelles, Sai S Nudurupati, Manchester Metropolitan University]; Chapter - 07: Exploring the inefficiency of medicine delivery processes in the pharmaceutical supply chain (PSC) waste - The case of the UK and Greece [Marina Paplexi, Manchester Metropolitan University]; Chapter - 08: Packaging design and sustainability - The case of the paper packaging supply chain [Nicoleta S Tipi, Elias D Georgakoudis, The Open University Business School]; Chapter - 09: Factors affecting sustainability adoption in small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises (SMMEs) in Vietnam [Huy Q Phan, Mohammed Saad, Vikas Kumar, Bristol Business School]; Chapter - 10: The circular economy in manufacturing and service solutions - An air compressor company's 'air as a service' [Mira Valkjärvi, Weimu You, Turku School of Economics]; Chapter - 11: Sustainable supplier management at Coca-Cola India - Creating a green ecosystem [Tom McNamara, Irena Descubes, Rennes School of Business]; Chapter - 12: Small and sustainable - The challenges of a small business in the Global South competing in domestic and international markets [Daiane Mülling Neutzling, Frediano da Silva Jales, Breno Mota Fernandes, University of Fortaleza]; Chapter - 13: The circular supply chain - Study of a cross-industry collaboration [Anne Ratsimandresy, Joe Miemczyk, ESCP Business School]; Chapter - 14: The cargo-partner iLogistics Center - A warehouse made completely out of wood [Milan Lani, Alan Zalas, cargo-partner]; Chapter - 15: 'What is the impact of your company on the world?' Developing changes towards supply chain sustainability [Ana P Ferreira Alves, Minelle E Silva, Excelia Business School]
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