Green Logistics and its Solutions in Polish Companies

Stefan Nowak; Janusz Grabara

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.708.65

Paper Titles

Evaluation of Supplier Performance from the Perspective of Customers by their Attitudes
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The Basic Principle of Logistic Theory
p.47

Proposal of the Integrated Geothermal Centre Model and its Allocation
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Contemporary Tasks of Logistics Production
p.59

Green Logistics and its Solutions in Polish Companies
p.65

The Map of Logistics Technologies Used in Corporate Logistics
p.70

Planning as a Part of Distribution Policy in Chosen Company
p.76

Application of Information Logistics in Specific Environment
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Conceptual Framework for Assessing the Green Transport Level in Industrial Companies and Supply Chains
p.87

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Green Logistics and its Solutions in Polish Companies

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This article presents the results of research, which was conducted in Polish enterprises, where the distribution processes take place and are an integral part of the logistics processes. Distribution processes were examined in regards of levels of green logistics being implemented. The presented results illustrate the extent to which green logistics is practically used in Polish companies

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 708)

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December 2014

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Stefan Nowak*, Janusz Grabara

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Company, Green Logistics, Logistic, Natural Environment, Solution, Transport

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