Reverse Logistics Challenges for Sustainable Automotive Business Process

One of the biggest and most significant sectors in the world is the automobile industry. To make and deliver a vehicle, a number of supply chain operations are needed, such as sourcing and procurement, production, and logistics management. Ironically, not many automobile manufacturers have a satisfa...

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Published in:Management review : an international journal 2024-12, Vol.19 (2), p.4-30
Main Authors: Shariff, S Sarifah Radiah, Haris, Muhammad Hakimi Abdul, Zahari, Siti Meriam, Shaharudin, Mohd Rizaimy
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Automobile industry
Consumer behavior
Manufacturers
Manufacturing
OEM
Recycling
Reverse logistics
Supply chains
Sustainability
Value added
Vehicles
Willingness to pay
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Summary:One of the biggest and most significant sectors in the world is the automobile industry. To make and deliver a vehicle, a number of supply chain operations are needed, such as sourcing and procurement, production, and logistics management. Ironically, not many automobile manufacturers have a satisfactory reverse logistics system for recovering and reusing returned vehicles. Basically, reverse logistics is a value added to the others industry meanwhile for manufacturing especially automobile still unclear 18 it can be profitable or not. The most important aspect to analyse In this aspect is that despite the obvious advantages of the reverse logistics to the industries of automobiles, not many manufacturers have successfully implemented the system of reverse logistics. As the year 2023 stood out as one of resilience and growth for the Malaysian automotive industry, both the manufacturers and Its supply chain partners are playing Important roles in ensuring the sustainability of the industry. Experts from the industries are asked for their experience and practicality of reverse logistics as value added activities in ensuring the sustainability of the industry. The findings show that priority as directed by the top management can be the main factor that drive the initiative.
ISSN:1975-8480
DOI:10.55819/mrij.2024.19.2.4