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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Circular Supply Chain"”.

  1. Circular Supply Chain Management: Conceptualisation and Empirical Investigation of Performance and Barriers in China

    This thesis conceptualises a new frontier in supply chain sustainability research, namely Circular Supply Chain Management (CSCM), which integrates the Circular Economy (CE) concept in Supply Chain Management (SCM). Building on the newly-established CSCM definition, this thesis investigates the …

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  2. Case for sustainability in strategy and operations : overcoming the challenges of product design in creating competitive advantages in circular supply chains

    … as unusable, product is sold through the supply chain often creating more disposal of wastes, the final product is used by the end consumer till a less than optimal end-of-life, and then disposed or incinerated as landfill. The effects are clear and unsustainable - rapid spikes in resource …

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  3. Wheat supply chain: a comparative study of sustainability issues concerning Brazil and the United Kingdom through Circular Economy lenses

    … by improving the sustainability of wheat food supply chains, all sustainability aspects are enhanced. One of the most prominent schools of thought regarding sustainability is the Circular Economy (CE). Despite previous works addressing the adoption of CE practices in supply chains – no previous …

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  4. COLLAGEN AND ANTIOXIDANTS FROM SEA URCHINS: WASTE VALORIZATION CHALLENGES TOWARDS REGENERATIVE MEDICINE

    … as waste. From the point of view of the circular economy, there is now a great interest in food waste, pointing to the valorization of biomasses to obtain products with added value. In fact, it's already been shown that sea urchin waste contains highly valuable collagen derived from …

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  5. Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence as Enablers for Circular Economy

    … and comes with adverse environmental impacts. Circular economy (CE) is regenerative and restorative by design and intention and is recommended as the business model for efficient use of resources. Despite the push for businesses and organisations to switch from linear to CE, there are several …

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