Sustainable Supply Chain Management Barriers in Shrimp Food Supply Chain: A Case Study of India by MCDM Method

Sustainable Supply Chain Management Barriers in Shrimp Food Supply Chain: A Case Study of India by MCDM Method

DOI: 10.4018/IJSESD.290395
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Abstract

Sustainable supply chain management in the incorporation of the environmentally, socially and financially suitable practices into the whole lifecycle of the supply chain, from starting to the end of the supply chain. If sustainability is implemented in a supply chain helps the enterprise and individuals in many ways like improving their continuity in supply, reduction in impact to the environment, increase their businesses and particularly in the food enterprises it also improves the food safety. The main aim was to study and analyse the barriers which come under the way of implementation of sustainable supply chain management in Indian Shrimp industry. The prioritisation of the barrier was done by grey relational analysis.
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Improvement in a sustainable way and sustainability mainly has its focus on the maintenance of that thin line in between the increasing competing needs of the humans - the needs included in this are the individuals who want to keep moving ahead in terms of technology and in terms of economy, and the requirement or desires to safeguard our very own surrounding of nature wherein we ourselves and other individuals stay. Sustainability doesn't only inculcate in it the natural surrounding around us, but also additionally inculcate about our health as a whole society together in making sure that no human beings or areas of the existence of the people go through a bad phase as a result of legislation of the environment, and it also includes in it about the analysis of the actions that the humans take and adversely it's long term outcomes and it's also about asking questions regularly about how the improvement can take place. Quite a range of actors operative inside the availability chain of food and outdoors the availability chain of food, need to form a variety of modifications to the ways during which they operate so as to form the availability chain further property. although the prime duties for food corporations definitely lie within their terribly own operations ( education of the employees and their welfare, trendy 'cleaner' production method, eco-efficiency, and management of waste) and for his or her personal product (quality of food, labeling of the food, protection of the food), it's a lot of seemingly expected from them to use their authority with the purchasers 'up the chain' and suppliers 'down the chain' additionally to alternative parts.

The property within the shrimp business provides chain isn't given abundant importance as of currently in the Asian country. compared with property in alternative industries' provide chains, the property in shrimp business provide chain has a crucial role to play due to its high export worth, and particularly in developing countries it provides many roles to the laborers.

Coastal Asian country may be a massive producer of shrimp however it's a really robust competitive position within the world market. within the International market, demand is high, and therefore the prospects for growth is superior. Still, four major threaten Asian country should overcome for the Shrimp industry’s rising profit. In Shrimp process plants because of waste used chemicals and waste when process pollutes the atmosphere. thus while not systematic disposal system air, water and soil contaminated and creates health hazards. Increasing Environmental Pressure is that the most vital parameter for property provide chain management. So, India’s shrimp business ought to build immediate changes in 3 areas: feed, water treatment, and renewable energy. India’s shrimp producers aren't technically developed to meet major importers’ ever-stricter traceability demand. a totally traceable product within the Shrimp business of Asian country will manage expeditiously shopper needs, and can also import standards. therefore the second major drawback within the Shrimp business is that the lack of a traceability system, which needs property needs. to require care of shrimp ponds from environmental hazards, stabilize water quality, and scale back sickness risk, corporations ought to think about moving to completely closed indoor systems. This method can facilitate farm operators to extend provide concentration and facilitate a totally traceable product with low environmental impact. this can be the third concern for the property needs within the Shrimp business. For property to own most impact, it's vital for all stakeholders to grasp and cling to those elementary principles. to stay the balance between a powerful competitive position and to take care of extraordinary growth, Asian countries must grasp the property thought. this can be the last major demand for property. As changes area unit enforced across the availability chain, the business should go with the property thought and should establish mechanisms that may facilitate in adopting it. In Asian country to supply shrimp in high volume, Shrimp farming areas have enlarged chop-chop. particularly in Andhra Pradesh, and, in contrast to in alternative countries, land handiness is that the major issue and Most farms aren't registered, and lots of don’t adhere to governmental standards, thus shrimp production has done goodly injury to the surroundings. Even Govt Policies and rules unable to handle this case. thus a shot is taken to seek out the barriers to the implementation of property provide chain management within the Indian shrimp business and to rank the barriers of the SSCM within the Indian shrimp business by victimization gray relative analysis.

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