September 5, 2025Emerging Science JournalOpen Access

Factors Affecting Green Performance of Food Supply Chain Firms: A Parallel Mediation Model

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BABelal Mahmoud AlWadiAl-Zaytoonah University of Jordan IJIkramuddin JunejoUniversity of Sindh SESarmad EjazUniversity of Okara

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This research demonstrates how green innovation and sustainable entrepreneurship practices enhance green performance in SMEs, indicating significant mediating roles of each.

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Organizational green culture significantly enhances green performance by influencing innovation and sustainable practices.
Green innovation and sustainable entrepreneurship practices act as mediators, fostering a stronger link between culture and environmental outcomes.
This deductive quantitative study utilized online surveys from 239 SMEs and employed structural equation modeling for data analysis.
The findings indicate that merging cultural values with innovative practices can lead to substantial environmental improvements in SMEs.

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AlWadi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23965b210217d6477b7c7 https://doi.org/10.28991/esj-2025-09-04-026

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This research demonstrates how green innovation and sustainable entrepreneurship practices enhance green performance in SMEs, indicating significant mediating roles of each.

Factors Affecting Green Performance of Food Supply Chain Firms: A Parallel Mediation Model

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Factors Affecting Green Performance of Food Supply Chain Firms: A Parallel Mediation Model

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