Green supply chain management: manufacturing a Canadian perspective

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Best–in–Class Processes Used to Implement Green Supply Chain Management Practices in Distribution Activities1
  % of BiC
Joint process improvement 90.0%
Training on green practices 80.0%
Purchase of renewable energy 75.0%
Investment in green initiatives in the community 70.0%
Reward supplier practices 65.0%

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Distribution Centre Processes — Best–in–Class Manufacturers1
  % BiC
Paperless distribution centre processes 80%
Reusable/sustainable pallets 80%
Reduced packaging 70%
Energy efficient cooling 60%
High–density storage 60%
Reusable/sustainable shipping platforms or containers 50%
Optimized use of natural light 50%
Energy credits 50%

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Transportation Technologies and Processes — Best–in–Class Manufacturers1
  % of BiC
Load maximization 35%
Carbon tracking 25%
Carbon footprint modeling 20%
Responsible transportation system certification 20%
Auxiliary power units (APUs) 20%
Tandem trailers (when permitted) 20%
Anti–idling technology 10%
Green dashboards 10%

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