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Table 1 (continued)
No.
Article title
References
Purpose of the article
Methodological
procedures
20
Reverse logistics
actions at fuel oil
dealers
Cezarino et al.
(2015)
Describe reverse logistics
actions in the fuel resale
sector. Specifically, it
addresses the logistical
movement of recycling
used packaging of
lubricating or
contaminated oil
(OLUC), oil filters, tow
and other contaminated
waste
Semi-structured
interviews with
content analysis of the
responses
21
Green logistics:
practices performed by
Brazilian companies
that presented gri
sustainability report in
2014
(Marques and
Grande 2015)
Check if Brazilian
companies oriented
towards sustainability
adopt green logistics
practices
Documentary research
and content analysis
22
Reverse logistics:
application of the
sustainable value
model as an alternative
to electronic waste
Junior et al.
(2015)
Verify the alignment of
the sustainable value
model presented by Hart
and Milstein (2004) in the
management of electronic
waste (e-waste) through
the production
engineering technique -
reverse logistics
Case study
23
Sustainable logistics:
green corridors and
infrastructure for
intermodality in porto
de santos
Bueno and
Hilsdorf (2016)
Analyze the conditions of
port infrastructure
necessary for a
sustainable green corridor
for intermodal transport
to be implemented from
the Port of Santos
Case study
24
Reverse logistics:
analysis of cost
management in the
application of reverse
logistics in a drink
company
Cordeiro et al.
(2016)
Demonstrate how reverse
logistics can be used as a
tool to develop the
economic pillar of
sustainability,
demonstrating the
feasibility of applying
this concept
Case study
25
Upcycling and
sustainability: the
awakening of the
fashion industry for
reverse logistics
Vilaca et al.
(2016)
It consisted of
investigating how a
company in the fashion
industry in Rio de Janeiro
uses the concepts of
reverse logistics applied
to the fashion industry
Interview and
descriptive statistical
analysis
(continued)