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A multi-objective optimization model for locating the distribution warehouses in the logistic network supply chain: A case study of Bonny Chow Co.

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Table 1. Input data of used indices Value Measurement unit
Table 2. Parameters of the model Value
Table 3. Minimum and maximum values of the model parameters based on demand scenarios minimum maximum
Table 5. Value of objective functions objective The minimum cost of locating
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