GB/T 39257-2020Green manufacturing—Green supply chain management in manufacturing enterprises—Specifications for assessment (English PDF)

2.1 supply chain

The production and circulation process involves the network chain structure formed by providing products to end users.

Note. The supply chain can include suppliers, manufacturers, logistics providers, internal distribution centers, distributors, wholesalers, and other entities that contact end users.

[GB/T 24420-2009, definition 3.1]

2.2 Green procurement

In procurement activities, companies promote the concept of green and low-carbon, and fully consider environmental protection, resource conservation, safety and health, recycling, low-carbon and recycling

Promote, give priority to the purchase and use of energy-saving, water-saving, material-saving and other raw materials, products and services that are conducive to environmental protection.

[GB/T 33635-2017, definition 3.2]

2.3 Green supply chain

The concept of environmental protection and resource conservation runs through the company from product design to raw material procurement, production, transportation, storage, sales, and use

And the whole process of scrap processing, the upstream and downstream supply relationship that makes the economic activities of the enterprise and the environmental protection coordinated.

[GB/T 33635-2017, definition 3.3]

3.1 Purpose of Evaluation

According to the goals and requirements of green supply chain management, based on the business process of the enterprise, through the whole process and all links of the manufacturing enterprise supply chain

The identification, analysis and evaluation of green elements, assess the degree of greenness of the company's supply chain, identify problems, identify areas for improvement

The improvement of green supply chain management and related parties provide a basis for green procurement.

3.2 Evaluation scope

3.2.1

Covers manufacturing companies from product design, material selection, procurement, production, transportation, storage, packaging, use, recycling, to final disposal

Set the whole life cycle process.

3.2.2

Involving manufacturing companies and related suppliers, logistics providers, sellers, end users, and recycling, dismantling, reuse and waste disposal

And other related parties.