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Research on the Logistics Management of Fresh Produce from the Perspective of Green Supply Chain
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Abstract
With the continuous development and change of the times, people have a higher pursuit of quality of life, and the demand and quality requirements of fresh products are increasing, requiring a more refined and suitable logistics management for the context of the times. The existing literature today is mainly from the perspective of traditional supply chain, and the research from the perspective of green supply chain is relatively missing. In this paper, I analyze the current situation of fresh produce logistics system in the context of a green supply chain to analyze the imperfections in this field according to the questionnaire survey and collection, then propose improvement suggestions and measures. The research in this paper will play an effective role in promoting the implementation of green supply chain. At the same time for the environmental awareness supply chain in the construction of society to play a role in calling for, and jointly help the development of green production and life.
Keywords
green supply chain, fresh produce, logistics management
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Liu,X. (2024). Research on the Logistics Management of Fresh Produce from the Perspective of Green Supply Chain. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,66,128-136.
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