Authors:
Amit Gupta,Khursheed Alam,Varun Mohan,DOI NO:
https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.2026.09.00007Keywords:
Two warehouses,Preservation technology,deterioration,shortages with complete backlogging.,Abstract
Inventory management is an integral part of a country’s economic development. Many goods are perishable and gradually worsen over time. Therefore, degradation has a negative effect on perishable goods. If deterioration is not managed properly, it leads to significant inventory loss. Therefore, we propose an EOQ model that incorporates two warehouses and preservation technology to reduce total inventory loss. This proposed model has a constant demand rate with a linearly time-dependent deterioration rate and shortages that are completely backlogged. Goods are first placed in the owned warehouse, and when it is full, the remaining goods are placed in a rented warehouse. For both warehouses, the holding cost is taken as constant. A numerical case and sensitivity analysis table are used to validate the model and examine the behavior of the model under varying parameters.Refference:
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