duction 1.1 Overview of Sustainability in Supply Chain Management 1.2 Importance of Ethical and Sustainability Practices in SCM 1.3 Structure of the Literature Review Sustainability in Supply Chain Management: Key Concepts and Definitions 2.1 Defining Sustainability in SCM 2.2 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in Supply Chains 2.3 Ethical Supply Chain Management 2.4 Varying Definitions and Theoretical Issues Rationale for Focusing on the End-to-End Supply Chain in [Chosen Industry] 3.1 Importance of Industry Selection 3.2 Specific Supply Chain Practices in the Chosen Industry 3.3 Relevance of Sustainability Practices in the Industry Influence of Sustainability Practices on the End-to-End Supply Chain 4.1 Upstream Supply Chain Practices: Sustainable Procurement 4.2 Midstream Practices: Sustainable Manufacturing and Warehouse Management 4.3 Downstream Practices: Sustainable Retail Logistics and Transportation 4.4 Reverse Logistics: Circular Supply Chains and Waste Reduction Ethical, CSR, and Sustainability Issues in [Chosen Industry] Supply Chain 5.1 Environmental Impact: Reducing Carbon Emissions and Resource Use 5.2 Social Impact: Fair Labor Practices and Community Development 5.3 Corporate Governance: Transparency, Accountability, and Regulation Key Themes in Sustainability and SCM Literature 6.1 Reducing Environmental Impact through Green Technologies 6.2 Stakeholder Engagement in Sustainable Supply Chains 6.3 Challenges and Barriers in Implementing Sustainable Practices Impact of Sustainability Practices on