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What is Maritime Supply Chain

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Defined as the movement of cargoes and related support service involving two substantial locations using maritime and land transportations.
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Notions of Maritime Green Supply Chain Management
Fairuz Jasmi (Universiti Sains Malaysia, Malaysia) and Yudi Fernando (Universiti Malaysia Pahang, Malaysia)
Copyright: © 2018 |Pages: 11
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-2255-3.ch475
Abstract
Maritime supply chain is arguably the most imperative service sector for facilitating intercontinental trade globally. Within these complex supply chain systems, shipping organizations, port authorities and import-export firms naturally a collaborator and cooperates with each other in the broader management context of maritime logistics. Meanwhile, increasing environmental concerns have forced global maritime organizations to implement sustainability in their operation. MGSCM is a recent focus within the sustainable supply chain body of literature with ample room for understanding its challenges and opportunities. With that in mind, the objective of this paper is to review the literature on the development of GSCM and conceptualizing the notion of MGSCM concept in maritime context derived from GSCM respectively. This paper is unique because it addresses the complex dimension of ‘‘sustainability'' in maritime supply chain and try to define it in line with existing GSCM context. The findings of this paper show that GSCM can be extended into maritime perspective to define MGSCM.
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Notions of Maritime Green Supply Chain Management
Defined as the movement of cargoes and related support service involving two substantial locations using maritime and land transportations.
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A Review of Future Energy Efficiency Measures and CO2 Emission Reduction in Maritime Supply Chain
It refers to entire shipping industry consisting of shipping lines, port terminal operators, freight forwarders and land-based logistic system. It is a part of comprehensive worldwide logistics systems of moving cargoes between places.
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