Green supply chain management aims to reduce the environmental impact of supply chain operations. It is driven by increasing environmental constraints like global warming, corporate social responsibility, and evolving consumer demand for eco-friendly products. Organizations can green their supply chain through designing greener products, reducing waste in production, purchasing more sustainable materials, using less packaging, and implementing more efficient logistics and reverse logistics processes.

1. GREEN SUPPLY CHAIN
MANAGEMENT

3. Why there is need for Green SCM?
 Increasing Environmental Constraints due to
Global Warming
 Corporate Social Responsibility
 Beneficial for Organization
 Eco-friendly
 Increasing Environmental awareness in
stakeholders
 Evolving Consumer and Client Demand
 Response to increasing fuel prices

4. Areas to Green the Supply
Chain
 Designing Of Products
 Production
 Material Purchase
 Packaging
 Warehousing
 Logistics & Reverse Logistics

5. Reverse Logistic Process

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8. Logistics Process
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I. Logistics in collection –
 6 million liters of milk per day
 From about 10,600 separate village cooperative
societies.
 Approximately 2.8 million milk producing
member.
II. Logistics in coordination of –
 Storing the milk.
 Processing the milk.
 Distributing the milk.

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III. Supplier logistics –
Weighing the milk.
 Determining of fat content.
 Calculation of the purchase price.

10. Automatic milk collection unit
system

12. DOMINOS SUPPLY CHAIN
1. Procurement of raw materials
Raw materials like wheat, baby corn,
tomatoes and spices are got, out of which
wheat was bought in from jalandhar and
then sent to the commissaries in refrigerated
trucks.
4 commissaries (Regional Centralized
Facilities)
1. Delhi
2. Bangalore
3. Kolkata
4. Mumbai

13. SUPPLY CHAIN DIAGRAM
WHEAT
REFRIGERATED
TRUCK
WAREHOUSE
DOUGH
RETAIL
OUTLET