Abstract
References
- Autry, C., Daugherty, P., Richey, G. (2001), “The Challenge of Reverse Logistics in Catalog Retailing”, International Journal of Physical Distribution & Logistics Management, 31, pp.26-37.
- Babic, D., Jaramaz, D., Bajor, I. (2013),”Urban Forestry As A Function of Green Logistics”, Faculty of Traffic and Transport Science, Croatia.
- Banister, D., Button, K. (1993), Transport, the Environment and Sustainable Development, 1st Edition, Routledge, London.
- Birleşmiş Milletler Dünya Çevre Kalkınma Komisyonu Raporu, 1987.
- Confente, I., Russo, I. (2009), “Green Logistics in Italy: new challenge for sustainable development”, 12th International QMOD and Toulon- Verona Conference, International Conference on Quality and Service Sciences (ICQSS), Aug. 27-29, 2009, Verona, Italy.
- Denisa, M., Zdenka, M. (2015), “Perception of implementation processes of green logistics in SMEsin Slovakia”, 4th World Conference on Business, Economics and Management, WCBEM, April 30 – May 2, 2015, Ephesus, Turkey.
- Evangelista, P., Huge-Brodin, M., Isaksson, K., Sweeney, E. (2012), “A Case Study Investigation on Purchasing Green Transport and Logistics Services”, National Institute for Transport and Logistics, Dublin, Ireland.
- Gross, W., Zesch, F., Gelau, T., Hayden, C., Bötel, M., Brock, M. (2013), Costs and Benefits of Green Logistics, 4flow Supply Chain Management Study, Berlin, Gerrmany.
- Hickford, A.J. (2007), Developing innovative and more sustainable approaches to reverse logistics and the collection, recycling and disposal of waste products from urban centres, Literature Review, Transportation Research Group.
- İnce, M.E. (2013), Yeşil Tedarik Zinciri Yaklaşımı ve Örnekleri, Konya Ticaret Odası, Konya.
- Jaller, M., Sánchez, S., Green, J., Fandiño, M. (2015), “Quantifying the impacts of sustainable city logistics measures in theMexico City Metropolitan Area”, The 9th International Conference on City Logistics, Tenerife, Canary Islands (Spain), June 17-19, 2015, Transportation Research Procedia, 12, pp.613-626.
- Kim, S., T., Han, C., H., (2011), “Measuring Environmental Logistics Practices”, The Asian Journal of Shipping and Logistics, 27(2), pp. 237258.
- Lopes, C.P., Akabane, G., Soares, W.L., Barreto, R.M. (2010), “Toyota Motor European (TME) Sustainable Logistics: An Example to Brazil”, POMS 21st Annual Conference, May 7-10, 2010, Vancouver, Canada.
- Rogers,D. S.& Tibben-Lembke,R. S. (1999). Going backwards: Reverse logistics trends and practices,The University of Nevada, Reno Center for Logistics Management, Pittsburgh, PA, Reverse Logistics Executive Council.
- Seroka, O. (2014), “The development of green logistics for implementation sustainable development strategy in companies”, 1st International Conference Green Cities 2014, May 19-21, 2014, Szczecin, Polska, pp.302-309.
- Tao, J. (2001), Researches on Establishment Model of Green Logistics System, Zhongyuan University of Technology, China.
- Wichaisri, S., Sopadang, A. (2014), Sustainable Logistics System: A Framework and Case Study, Department of Industrial Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai, Thailand.
- Zhang, G., Zhao, Z. (2012), “Green Packaging Management of Logistics Enterprises”, 2012 International Conference on Applied Physics and Industrial Engineering, Physics Procedia 24, pp.900-905.
Abstract
Purpose- Since the
beginning of the 1990’s, researches on using environmentally friendly
technologies in logistic practices to mitigate the damage to environment have
begun. A new application area, green logistic, has emerged which takes
environmental and social factors into consideration, which is interested with
the goods that are produced and distributed in a sustainable manner, and that
aims to minimize energy consumption in logistics activities, minimize wastes
and manage operations. This study aims to present the green logistics practices
in Turkey.
Methodology- The
indicators table was prepared with datas from literature review, face-to-face
interviews with firms in the scope of the research field and questionnaire with
questions about activities. Face-to-face and phone calls with company
officials, sustainability reports from the green logistics sector, and articles
and news on the internet related to the subject were utilized.
Findings- It is
determined that logistics companies in Turkey adopt green logistics
indicators.
Conclusion- The study
reveals that green logistics applications are seen in Turkey and companies are
trying to enrich their business policies with a green point of view and that
green logistics will provide competitive advantages in terms of logistics
companies in the coming years.
Keywords
Green logistics reverse logistics sustainable logistics supply chain supply chain management
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- Autry, C., Daugherty, P., Richey, G. (2001), “The Challenge of Reverse Logistics in Catalog Retailing”, International Journal of Physical Distribution & Logistics Management, 31, pp.26-37.
- Babic, D., Jaramaz, D., Bajor, I. (2013),”Urban Forestry As A Function of Green Logistics”, Faculty of Traffic and Transport Science, Croatia.
- Banister, D., Button, K. (1993), Transport, the Environment and Sustainable Development, 1st Edition, Routledge, London.
- Birleşmiş Milletler Dünya Çevre Kalkınma Komisyonu Raporu, 1987.
- Confente, I., Russo, I. (2009), “Green Logistics in Italy: new challenge for sustainable development”, 12th International QMOD and Toulon- Verona Conference, International Conference on Quality and Service Sciences (ICQSS), Aug. 27-29, 2009, Verona, Italy.
- Denisa, M., Zdenka, M. (2015), “Perception of implementation processes of green logistics in SMEsin Slovakia”, 4th World Conference on Business, Economics and Management, WCBEM, April 30 – May 2, 2015, Ephesus, Turkey.
- Evangelista, P., Huge-Brodin, M., Isaksson, K., Sweeney, E. (2012), “A Case Study Investigation on Purchasing Green Transport and Logistics Services”, National Institute for Transport and Logistics, Dublin, Ireland.
- Gross, W., Zesch, F., Gelau, T., Hayden, C., Bötel, M., Brock, M. (2013), Costs and Benefits of Green Logistics, 4flow Supply Chain Management Study, Berlin, Gerrmany.
- Hickford, A.J. (2007), Developing innovative and more sustainable approaches to reverse logistics and the collection, recycling and disposal of waste products from urban centres, Literature Review, Transportation Research Group.
- İnce, M.E. (2013), Yeşil Tedarik Zinciri Yaklaşımı ve Örnekleri, Konya Ticaret Odası, Konya.
- Jaller, M., Sánchez, S., Green, J., Fandiño, M. (2015), “Quantifying the impacts of sustainable city logistics measures in theMexico City Metropolitan Area”, The 9th International Conference on City Logistics, Tenerife, Canary Islands (Spain), June 17-19, 2015, Transportation Research Procedia, 12, pp.613-626.
- Kim, S., T., Han, C., H., (2011), “Measuring Environmental Logistics Practices”, The Asian Journal of Shipping and Logistics, 27(2), pp. 237258.
- Lopes, C.P., Akabane, G., Soares, W.L., Barreto, R.M. (2010), “Toyota Motor European (TME) Sustainable Logistics: An Example to Brazil”, POMS 21st Annual Conference, May 7-10, 2010, Vancouver, Canada.
- Rogers,D. S.& Tibben-Lembke,R. S. (1999). Going backwards: Reverse logistics trends and practices,The University of Nevada, Reno Center for Logistics Management, Pittsburgh, PA, Reverse Logistics Executive Council.
- Seroka, O. (2014), “The development of green logistics for implementation sustainable development strategy in companies”, 1st International Conference Green Cities 2014, May 19-21, 2014, Szczecin, Polska, pp.302-309.
- Tao, J. (2001), Researches on Establishment Model of Green Logistics System, Zhongyuan University of Technology, China.
- Wichaisri, S., Sopadang, A. (2014), Sustainable Logistics System: A Framework and Case Study, Department of Industrial Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai, Thailand.
- Zhang, G., Zhao, Z. (2012), “Green Packaging Management of Logistics Enterprises”, 2012 International Conference on Applied Physics and Industrial Engineering, Physics Procedia 24, pp.900-905.
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| Publication Date | June 30, 2017 |
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