Green Supply Chain Management Optimization Based on Chemical Industrial Clusters

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2406.00478v1
• Date: Sat, 1 Jun 2024 16:20:57 GMT
• Title: Green Supply Chain Management Optimization Based on Chemical Industrial Clusters
• Authors: Lei Jihu,
• Abstract summary: Post-pandemic, the chemical sector faces new challenges crucial to national progress. The pandemic's impact and increasing demand for sustainability have highlighted the importance of green supply chain management. This study investigated the influence of factors like regulatory compliance, green procurement, manufacturing, logistics, sales, competitors, internal environmental protection, and cost control on green supply chain management.
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• Abstract: Post-pandemic, the chemical sector faces new challenges crucial to national progress, with a pressing need for rapid transformation and upgrading. The pandemic's impact and increasing demand for sustainability have highlighted the importance of green supply chain management. This study used a questionnaire survey and analyzed the data with SPSS and AMOS to investigate the influence of factors like regulatory compliance, green procurement, manufacturing, logistics, sales, competitors, internal environmental protection, and cost control on green supply chain management awareness and implementation in chemical enterprises. The results show that these factors significantly enhance green supply chain management, contributing to economic and environmental benefits. This paper provides a theoretical framework to improve green supply chain efficiency in chemical clusters, promoting sustainable industry growth.

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