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Table 1
Characteristics of green practices identified in the fashion supply chain
Green practices
Links of SC
Case description
Adapted from
EMS
Fabric; finished fabric, and retail
Computational scheme of routes for
transport of goods related to
production, distribution centers, and
final customer to find the best solution
according to demand, total cost, and
total emission
Nagurney and Yu (2012)
Raw material extraction, yarn, fabric,
finished fabric, retail, and final
customer
Integration of different SCM to ensure
brand reputation and product quality
(high quality manufacturing,
outsourced training, combined tradition
of finishing with technology)
Brun et al. (2008), Brun and Castelli
(2008), Machion et al. (2016)
Fabric, finished fabric, and retail
Alternative modes of prioritization for
production flow (maritime model, rail,
crossdocking)
Li et al. (2014); Turker and Altuntas
(2014)
Retail
Reduction of energy waste in stores
Li et al. (2014), Turker and Altuntas
(2014)
Fabric, finished fabric, and retail
Water management strategy to reduce
waste in the production process
Li et al. (2014), Turker and Altuntas
(2014)
Retail and final customer
Company’s strategy for dissemination
of environmental improvements
developed in the field of recycling and
energy consumption
De Giau et al. (2016), Oh and Jeong
(2014)
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