August 19, 2025Business Strategy and the Environment

Making Food Supply Chains Circular in an Emerging Economy: A Non‐Parametric Analysis of Barriers and Strategies in the Indian Context

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Identifying critical barriers to circular economy adoption in food supply chains leads to effective strategies for transformation.
The analysis utilizes an extended form of the Kruskal–Wallis method, establishing priorities for overcoming barriers in the Indian context.
Findings suggest a strong link between multi-stakeholder engagement and the implementation of sustainable practices in food supply chains.
Industry 4.0 technologies are essential for fostering economic and environmental efficiency in food supply chains, emphasizing the transition to circular economy.

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Non-parametric analysis reveals barriers and strategies for circular economy in food supply chains in India, highlighting stakeholder engagement and technology use.

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Raheja et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af35d5cf1dd9ea359e9961 https://doi.org/10.1002/bse.70148

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Non-parametric analysis reveals barriers and strategies for circular economy in food supply chains in India, highlighting stakeholder engagement and technology use.

Making Food Supply Chains Circular in an Emerging Economy: A Non‐Parametric Analysis of Barriers and Strategies in the Indian Context

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Making Food Supply Chains Circular in an Emerging Economy: A Non‐Parametric Analysis of Barriers and Strategies in the Indian Context

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