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1) How has the "green" concept of environmentalism impacted your organization's supply chain? Explain the impact on the process of reverse/return logistics. Give an example of an organization that has turned this constraint into a competitive advantage. How have they accomplished this?

2) What would your approach be if you were asked by your CEO to evaluate the impact of a large purchase from a supplier of your organization? Would your approach change if the supplier was overseas and in the same country as one of your largest customers? hide problem

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1) How has the "green" concept of environmentalism impacted your organization's supply chain? Explain the impact on the process of reverse/return logistics. Give an example of an organization that has turned this constraint into a competitive advantage. How have they accomplished this?
The green concept of environmentalism has impacted my organization's supply chain in a few ways. The supplier of steel input uses railroad or waterways to transport to send in his supplies. He tries to minimize the use of trucks and he has increased his prices ...

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