Analysis of Reverse Logistics Operation Mode for Home Appliance Manufacturing Enterprises

Ya Ping Chen; Jun Qing Zong; Shi Qiang Tang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.488-489.1151

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Analysis of Reverse Logistics Operation Mode for Home Appliance Manufacturing Enterprises

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With the increase of environmental conservation awareness and its relevant legal enforcement, reverse logistics has become an important means for the home appliance manufacturing enterprises to strengthen its competitive advantage. There are mainly three modes for home appliance manufacturing enterprises to implement reverse logistics, i.e., self-managed reverse logistics, co-managed reverse logistics and outsourcing reverse logistics. Different modes exhibit their own characteristics and applicable scopes, home appliance manufacturing enterprises need to choose the proper reverse logistics mode according to their own conditions.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 488-489)

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1151-1156

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March 2012

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Ya Ping Chen, Jun Qing Zong, Shi Qiang Tang

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Home Appliance Manufacturing, Operation Model, Reverse Logistic

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