Sustainable Lot-sizing and Scheduling Model: A Systematic Literature Review

Sustainable manufacturing operations are critical for businesses facing global competition and environmental degradation. One of the most important aspects of manufacturing operations is the policy of determining production lots and scheduling in an integrated manner. Aside from improving firm profits or lowering expenses, the policy must also consider the environmental impact. This paper examines the sustainable lot-sizing and scheduling problem (SLSP) using a systematic review of 17 papers published from 2013 to 2022. In this paper, we conducted a systematic review of the literature to identify relevant publications in the fields of lot sizing, scheduling, and sustainability. We developed a multidimensional classification system to categorize the literature, which distinguishes between highly researched areas and those that require further exploration. We also discuss potential avenues for future research. Papers reviewed based on objective criteria, system of objective, manufacturing system, data type, model type, number of products, solution method, and sustain ability policy. The review identified a number of issues that had not been thoroughly addressed.