The Curious Case of Green Supply Chain Management: A Literature Review

There has been extensive progress in building up ecological and social supportability towards operations administration and the inventory network in the field of sustainable development. Various production houses and makers in the late 1980’s went past what was required in the enactment and went for a far more environmental friendly and greener approach in their operations frameworks. The motivation behind this paper is to quickly survey the various writings articles and researches in and around the green supply chain management (GrSCM) in the course of the most recent quarter century. The key topics that left the writing are: green operations, green outline/design, green assembling/manufacturing, reverse logistics and waste management. This paper will discuss these areas and issues. The current paper will likewise outline the reasons why associations would choose a green production network. Afterwards, the paper presumes that there is a dearth in the research regarding the partner and various other stakeholders’ views towards green supply chain management. Knowing the diverse stakeholders’ perspectives towards greening activities requires qualitative approach and a subjective review, for example, interviews – to depict the distinctive perspectives about the idea and how