Fuzzy Environmental Supply Chain

Document Type : Original Article

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Abstract

Due To The Many Applications Of Closed-Loop Supply Chain, The Design Of Closed-Loop Supply Chain Networks In Terms Of Uncertainty And Uncertainty Has Been Considered By Many Planning Researchers. Consumption Has Doubled. On The Other Hand, Due To The Fact That In The Real World, Data Related To Indicators Affecting Issues Are Not Definitively Available, So It Would Be More Appropriate To Use An Indefinite Approach. In This Article, We Will Analyze A Practical Example Of This.

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