A Review of Eco-Innovations and Exports Interrelationship, with Special Reference to International Agrifood Supply Chains
Abstract
:1. Introduction
2. Materials and Methods
- Conceptualization of the terms being studied.
- General analysis of the scientific production.
- Variables and interrelationships at a micro (company) and macro (country/region) level.
3. Results
3.1. Conceptualisation of Eco-Innovation and Its Implication on Internationational Supply Chains
3.2. General Analysis of Results
3.3. Micro or Business Level Analysis
3.4. Macro or Country Level Analysis
4. Eco-Innovation and Exports in International Agrifood Supply Chains
5. Conclusions and Future Research Directions
Author Contributions
Funding
Institutional Review Board Statement
Informed Consent Statement
Data Availability Statement
Conflicts of Interest
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Countries | Total | Micro Level | Macro Level | Authors |
---|---|---|---|---|
Portugal | 2 | 2 | 0 | Conceicao et al. [67]; Muñoz-Pascual [11] |
Malaysia | 2 | 2 | 0 | Keshminder & Chandran [52]; Keshminder & del Río [10]; |
United Kingdom | 3 | 0 | 3 | Matten & Moon [68]; Ford [69]; Raman & Mohr [70] |
Norway | 3 | 1 | 2 | Midttun & Koefoed [71]; Greaker [72]; Greaker & Rosendahl [73] |
France | 3 | 2 | 1 | Labella et al. [74]; Horbach & Jacob [3]; Costantini [6] |
Australia | 3 | 1 | 2 | Fradley & Rashing [75]; Galbreat [2] |
Netherlands | 4 | 3 | 1 | Grin et al. [76]; Lacerda & Van den Bergh [43]; Oyake-Ombis et al. [77]; Jin & Scheepens [78] |
Germany | 5 | 1 | 4 | Beise & Rennings [79]; Knackfuss [80]; Köhler et al. [81]; Walz & Köhler [82]; Horbach & Jacob [3] |
Spain | 6 | 6 | 0 | Alfranca [83]; Lacerda & Van den Bergh [43]; Labella et al. [74]; Triguero et al. [23]; Keshminder & del Río [10]; Muñoz-Pascual [11] |
South Korea | 6 | 4 | 2 | Hwang & Kim [14]; Joo & Suh [84]; Zhu et al. [85]; Choi & Yi [7]; Joo et al. [8] |
China | 7 | 3 | 4 | Ju et al. [86]; Ju et al. [87]; Tsai et al. [88]; Zhu et al. [85]; Song et al. [4]; Ouyang & You [25]; Salman et al. [89] |
United States | 8 | 5 | 3 | Lanjouw & Mody [65]; Placet et al. [90]; Atanus [91]; Conceicao et al. [67]; Loucanová et al. [92]; Joo et al. [8]; Awan & Sroufe [40]; Brunel [9] |
Italy | 13 | 7 | 6 | Chiarvesio et al. [93]; Belussi & Sedita [94]; Costantini & Mazzanti [95]; Daddi et al. [42]; Foresti & Trenti [96]; Tessitore et al. [97]; Cariola et al. [98]; Chiarvesio et al. [41]; Rubashkina et al. [99]; Dangelico [100]; Capodaglio [101]; Bertarelli & Lodi [5]; Costantini [6] |
Others * | 9 | 4 | 5 | Beise & Rennings [79]; Matten & Moon [68]; Oyake-Ombis et al. [77]; Romih & Oplotnik [102]; Ghazal et at. [103]; Tsai et al. [88]; Palma et al. [39]; Awan & Sroufe [40]; Fethi & Rahuma [24] |
Author (Year) | Country | Sector | Relation (+/−) |
---|---|---|---|
Studies in which international supply chain influence eco-innovation | |||
Atanus [91] | USA | _ | (+) |
Alfranca [83] | Spain | Industry | (+) |
Chiarvesio et al. [41] | Italy | Multisectoral | (−) |
Galbreath [2] | Australia | Agrifood | (+) |
Triguero et al. [23] | Spain | Industry | (+) |
Choi & Yi [7] | South Korea | Industry | (+) |
Horbach & Jacob [3] | France/Germany | Services | (+) |
Awan & Sroufe [40] | Finland/USA | Industry | (+) |
Keshminder & del Río [10] | Malaysia/Spain | Industry | (+) |
Muñoz-Pascual [11] | Portugal/Spain | Multisectoral | (+) |
Studies in which eco-innovation influences international supply chain | |||
Midttun & Koefoed [71] | Norway | Energy | (+) |
Conceicao et al. [67] | USA | Industry | (+) |
Chiarvesio et al. [93] | Italy | Industry | (+) |
Costantini & Mazzanti [95] | Portugal/Italy | Industry | (+) |
Daddi et al. [42] | Italy | Multisectoral | (+) |
Lacerda & Van den Bergh [43] | The Netherlands/Spain | Technology | (+) |
Jin & Scheepens [78] | The Netherlands | Industry | (+) |
Loucanová et al. [92] | USA | Packaging | (+) |
Joo & Suh [84] | South Korea | Multisectoral | (+) |
Labella et al. [74] | France/Spain | Agrifood | (+) |
Tsai et al. [88] | Taiwan/China | Industry | (+) |
Zhu et al. [85] | China/South Korea | Industry | (+) |
Palma et al. [39] | Brazil | Industry | (+) |
Song et al. [4] | China | Industry | (+) |
Joo et al. [8] | South Korea/USA | Industry | (+) |
Bertarelli & Lodi [5] | Italy | Technology | (+) |
Studies in which there is no (NR) relationship or it is inconclusive (IC) | |||
Belussi & Sedita [94] | Italy | Agrifood | IC |
Tessitore & Daddi [97] | Italy | Multisectoral | NR |
Cariola et al. [98] | Italy | Industry | NR |
Oyake-Ombis et al. [77] | Kenya/The Netherlands | Industry | NR |
Keshminder & Chandran [52] | Malaysia | Industry | NR |
Author (Year) | Country | Relation (+/−) |
---|---|---|
Studies in which international supply chain influence eco-innovation | ||
Beise & Rennings [79] | Japan/Germany | (+) |
Ju et al. [86] | China | (+) |
Ju et al. [87] | China | (+) |
Walz & Köhler [82] | Germany | (+) |
Rubashkina et al. [99] | Italy | (+) |
Dangelico [100] | Italy | (+) |
Fethi [24] | Cyprus | (+) |
Studies in which eco-innovation influences international supply chain | ||
Lanjouw & Mody [65] | USA | (+) |
Placet et al. [90] | USA | (+) |
Greaker [72] | Norway | (+) |
Orsato [60] | Australia | (+) |
Knackfuss [80] | Germany | (+) |
Ford [69] | UK | (+) |
Foresti & Trenti [96] | Italy | (+) |
Fradley & Rampersad [75] | Austria | (+) |
Köhler et al. [81] | Germany | (+) |
Romih & Oplotnik [102] | Slovenia | (+) |
Ghazal. et al. [103] | UAE | (+) |
Hwang & Kim [14] | South Korea | (+) |
Sung [120] | South Korea | (+) |
Brunel [9] | USA | (+) |
Costantini [6] | France/Italy | (+) |
Ouyang & You [25] | China | (+) |
Studies in which there is no (NR) relationship or it is inconclusive (IC) | ||
Greaker & Rosendahl [73] | Norway | NR |
Matten & Moon [68] | Canada/UK | IC |
Grin et al. [76] | The Netherlands | IC |
Raman & Mohr [70] | UK | IC |
Capodaglio [101] | Italy | IC |
Salman et al. [89] | China | IC |
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Galera-Quiles, M.d.C.; Piedra-Muñoz, L.; Galdeano-Gómez, E.; Carreño-Ortega, A. A Review of Eco-Innovations and Exports Interrelationship, with Special Reference to International Agrifood Supply Chains. Sustainability 2021, 13, 1378. https://doi.org/10.3390/su13031378
Galera-Quiles MdC, Piedra-Muñoz L, Galdeano-Gómez E, Carreño-Ortega A. A Review of Eco-Innovations and Exports Interrelationship, with Special Reference to International Agrifood Supply Chains. Sustainability. 2021; 13(3):1378. https://doi.org/10.3390/su13031378
Chicago/Turabian StyleGalera-Quiles, María del Carmen, Laura Piedra-Muñoz, Emilio Galdeano-Gómez, and Angel Carreño-Ortega. 2021. "A Review of Eco-Innovations and Exports Interrelationship, with Special Reference to International Agrifood Supply Chains" Sustainability 13, no. 3: 1378. https://doi.org/10.3390/su13031378