Addressing Plastic Pollution: Research on Sustainable Practices and Strategies in the Consumer Goods Industry Supply Chain

Research Background: The consumer goods industry faces a significant sustainability challenge due to the environmental and social impacts of plastic pollution, particularly from single-use plastics. This essay addresses the current situation and the difficulty in implementing sustainability commitments within the industry. Research Objectives: The essay aims to propose solutions for sustainable supply chain management that balance economic, social, and environmental concerns, and to extend these solutions to other industries. Research Methods: The essay identifies the main sustainability issues, analyzes the problems, and proposes solutions based on the sustainable supply chain concept. Data from literature and expert opinions are synthesized to support the arguments. Conclusion: The essay establishes that the use of innovative packaging design, material optimization, and improved recycling systems are crucial for mitigating plastic pollution. It also emphasizes the importance of stakeholder collaboration and government intervention. The proposed solutions are not only applicable to the consumer goods industry but can be generalized to other sectors, highlighting the need for a unified approach to achieve sustainable development.

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Frontiers in Science and Engineering
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2024-12-23
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https://doi.org/10.54691/nw121w46
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Recycling and Waste Management Techniques
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Addressing Plastic Pollution: Research on Sustainable Practices and Strategies in the Consumer Goods Industry Supply Chain

L.M.G. Pang
Frontiers in Science and Engineering
Recycling and Waste Management Techniques
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Addressing Plastic Pollution: Research on Sustainable Practices and Strategies in the Consumer Goods Industry Supply Chain

L.M.G. Pang
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Abstract

Research Background: The consumer goods industry faces a significant sustainability challenge due to the environmental and social impacts of plastic pollution, particularly from single-use plastics. This essay addresses the current situation and the difficulty in implementing sustainability commitments within the industry. Research Objectives: The essay aims to propose solutions for sustainable supply chain management that balance economic, social, and environmental concerns, and to extend these solutions to other industries. Research Methods: The essay identifies the main sustainability issues, analyzes the problems, and proposes solutions based on the sustainable supply chain concept. Data from literature and expert opinions are synthesized to support the arguments. Conclusion: The essay establishes that the use of innovative packaging design, material optimization, and improved recycling systems are crucial for mitigating plastic pollution. It also emphasizes the importance of stakeholder collaboration and government intervention. The proposed solutions are not only applicable to the consumer goods industry but can be generalized to other sectors, highlighting the need for a unified approach to achieve sustainable development.

Frontiers in Science and EngineeringVol. 4(12)
Openalex Percentile: Top 70%
Recycling and Waste Management Techniques
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