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Optimizing Sustainable Supply Chains in Vancouver, Canada: Balancing Consumer Needs and Economic Pressures

Abstract

The central issue in the supply chain for the city of Vancouver in Canada is disruptions following COVID-19 that led to raw material shortages, rising transportation costs, and delays in product availability (Craighead et al., 2007). With its high living costs and reliance on foreign suppliers, the city of Vancouver faces significant economic and social challenges (Christopher, 2016). Optimizing the supply chain in Vancouver is crucial as it affects businesses, consumers, and financial stability (Wu et al., 2021). This study is a systematic review of the literature that critically analyzes multiple studies to identify patterns and gaps in knowledge (Seuring & Müller, 2008). The databases used include Google Scholar, JSTOR, and ScienceDirect to gather relevant resources. Key themes identified were supply chain resilience, localization, government policies, and emerging technologies (Garcia & Kim, 2021). These themes are essential as they provide solutions for improving efficiency, reducing costs, and ensuring long-term sustainability in Vancouver’s supply chain (Zhang & Yu, 2021).

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Discipline Business, Economics & Globalization Tags emerging technologies, Featured Studies, government policies, localization, supply chain optimization, supply chain resilience
  • Sepideh Faghihi
  • May, 2025

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  • Sepideh Faghihi
    Sepideh Faghihi

    Sepideh Faghihi has a strong professional background as a bank employee with extensive experience in customer relations, digital transformation, and operational efficiency. She pursued graduate studie...

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Sepideh Faghihi

Sepideh Faghihi has a strong professional background as a bank employee with extensive experience in customer relations, digital transformation, and operational efficiency. She pursued graduate studies at Trinity Western University specializing in business management and focusing on supply chain sustainability and organizational development. Her research explores innovative strategies for addressing real-world supply chain challenges, particularly in high-cost urban settings such as Vancouver, Canada. Sepideh Faghihi’s academic work focuses on the role of localization, government policies, and emerging technologies in improving supply chain efficiency and resilience. Her research provides actionable solutions for businesses aiming to reduce costs and improve sustainability, bridging the gap between theoretical frameworks and practical applications, as well as offering valuable insights into urban economic systems. Outside her academic pursuits, Sepideh Faghihi is passionate about mentorship and supporting professional growth among her peers by actively contributing to fostering collaboration and promoting ethical practices in business management. With a dedication to lifelong learning, she aims to play a meaningful role in advancing sustainable economic development through innovation and leadership. https://orcid.org/0009-0004-2001-1652
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Sepideh Faghihi

Sepideh Faghihi has a strong professional background as a bank employee with extensive experience in customer relations, digital transformation, and operational efficiency. She pursued graduate studies at Trinity Western University specializing in business management and focusing on supply chain sustainability and organizational development. Her research explores innovative strategies for addressing real-world supply chain challenges, particularly in high-cost urban settings such as Vancouver, Canada. Sepideh Faghihi’s academic work focuses on the role of localization, government policies, and emerging technologies in improving supply chain efficiency and resilience. Her research provides actionable solutions for businesses aiming to reduce costs and improve sustainability, bridging the gap between theoretical frameworks and practical applications, as well as offering valuable insights into urban economic systems. Outside her academic pursuits, Sepideh Faghihi is passionate about mentorship and supporting professional growth among her peers by actively contributing to fostering collaboration and promoting ethical practices in business management. With a dedication to lifelong learning, she aims to play a meaningful role in advancing sustainable economic development through innovation and leadership. https://orcid.org/0009-0004-2001-1652
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