Reverse logistics, acceptance and manufacturing optimization policies

Reverse logistics involves effective flow planning, implementation and control activities of raw materials, semi-finished and final products, from the point of origin to the final destination for the purpose of capturing value, or proper disposal. In addition, reverse logistics is a process that enables companies to become more environmentally efficient.Furthermore, many companies around the world have recognized the importance of reverse logistics in the economy and environment and have set this as thier operating structure and mission. A successful application of reverse logistics,provides the company a competitive advantage by reducing the company's raw material asset costs, lower the risks involved with consumer purchase, shorten response time and fulfillthe social responsibility whilst promoting a green image for the company. In addition to the opportunities with environmental and cost-based deals provided to the businesses, reverse logistics have become a mandatory regulation within numerous countries. For this reason, thecompanies select the suppliers that work well in this context. This study has derived from an original equipment manufacturing businesses that aimsto meet the needs of consumers who demand a single product. Original parts manufacturers use a hybrid system which consist of normal production and reproduction. Both of thesemethod's are carried out on the basis of production orders.Unlike the returned products, the final products are kept in stock. The problem is addressed through the acceptance and production control within the production system whilst aiming to create the optimal policy structure.