Said Seven: Optimizing Reverse Logistics for Circular Supply Chains in Post-Consumer Textiles - A Path Towards Sustainable and Cost-Effective Recycling
Supervisor: Prof. Gyöngyi Kovacs
Hanken School of Economics
Hanken School of Economics
This research aims to develop efficient reverse logistics systems for post-consumer textiles, focusing on optimizing the processes of collection, sorting, and recycling.
Main objectives:
- To analyze the current challenges in reverse logistics systems for post-consumer textiles and identify inefficiencies in collection, sorting, and recycling.
- To develop and implement optimization models that enhance the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of reverse logistics systems in the textile industry.
- To propose practical, technology-driven solutions and policy recommendations that support scalable, sustainable reverse logistics systems, contributing to a circular textile economy.