... © Emerald Publishing Limited 2024 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Closed-loop supply chains Food industry Sustainability Triple bottom line Supplier relationships Channel relationships Food recovery processes have been widely documented in the literature...

.../licences/by/4.0/legalcode Agriculture Asymmetry Channel relationships Commitment Communication Critical incident Food chain Food industry Supply chain management Typology The contemporary agri-food sector is facing significant economic, social and ecological challenges...

... only Performance Integration Supply-chain management Channel relationships Structural equation model Trust In today’s fiercely competitive markets, firms face global pressures characterized by flattening margins, shortening cycle times, and the need to exceed customers ever changing...

... on inter‐organizational trust outcomes. The findings are of value to academics and practitioners alike. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Inter‐organizational trust Supply chain Supply chain management Trust Empirical literature Outcomes Meta‐analysis Review Channel relationships...

... implementation and these various SC activities. Baofeng Huo can be contacted at: huobaofeng@mail.xjtu.edu.cn © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Supply chain management Quality management ISO 9000 series Channel relationships Customer relations Australia Process management...

... between big multinational companies, but SMEs. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Supply chain management Channel relationships Food industry Undoubtedly, a plethora of benefits associated with inter‐enterprise collaboration exists. The way these benefits can be regarded depends...

... complementors with different priorities and ambitions may be eclipsing them. Contracts Strategic manufacturing Competitors Channel relationships Supply chain management © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 The purpose of this paper is to develop a framework to assist contract...

... is defended with referral to the 80/20 rule or the so called “ Blanchard (1978) statistic” that says that 80 per cent of the manufacturing costs are determined during product design and development. Supply chain management Budgetary control Value chain Channel relationships © Emerald Group...

... expenditures. Poor performance can lead to lost or damaged materials, shipment delays, idle time, additional outbound transportation expense, and ultimately – customer dissatisfaction. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Supply‐chain management Business performance Channel relationships...

... Group Publishing Limited 2004 Supply chain management Sourcing Buyer‐seller relationships Channel relationships Purchasing power “Appropriateness” involves a link between how a relationship is managed by a buyer and the performance of a supplier. In this paper, the findings from...

... and developed provides significant cost savings and additional functionality. Considers the issues involved in being one of the first implementers of a new hardware and software suite. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Internet Palmtops Supply chain management Channel relationships...

... Limited 2004 Supply chain management Constraint handling Performance measurement Channel relationships Supply chain collaboration can be defined as two or more independent firms jointly working to align their supply chain processes so as to create value to end customers...

... Group Publishing Limited 2004 Supply chain management Channel relationships Collaboration, in the context of the supply chain, is still relatively embryonic, emerging in the mid‐1990s in the most recognizable form of collaborative planning forecasting and replenishment (CPFR) (VICS...

... MCB UP Limited 2003 Channel relationships Supply‐chain management E‐commerce Recent years have witnessed a transformation of the retail landscape (Dawson, 2000; 2001) and the way in which retailers manage their supply chains has been altered fundamentally (Sparks, 1998; Fernie...

... industries is based on unleashing the value of past investments in reputation and relationship assets. © MCB UP Limited 2001 Electronic commerce Value chain Food industry Intangible assets Channel relationships In essence the Internet infrastructure allows companies to leverage...

... limited bargaining power. Other suppliers, among the few qualified ones, would readily make the specialized investments requested by the customer to get a share of the business. © MCB UP Limited 2001 Motor industry Channel relationships Just‐in‐time Even though there are over 15,000...

... managers have been coded 1MM. Food industry Supply-chain management United Kingdom Channel relationships Code of practice Consumer attitudes The food industry comprises a wide range of agricultural activities that are linked to consumers via processing companies, abattoirs...

... both between the manufacturer and its suppliers and among the suppliers according to their production capability and product requirement. © MCB UP Limited 1999 Supply chain Partnering Channel relationships Outsourcing Manufacturing industry Korea Firms are trying...

... Supply chain Value chain Supply-chain management Channel relationships What is the current orthodoxy in supply chain management thinking? In very general terms it can be described as (Cox, 1997a): … a way of thinking that is devoted to discovering tools and techniques that provide...

... practices of the US supply chain are also prevalent within the Australian grocery industry and that some Australian companies had already begun to engage in business activities related to ECR as early as 1996. Alliances Australia Channel relationships Grocery industry Process efficiency Supply‐chain...