Sustainability issues, such as greenhouse gas emissions, hazardous industrial waste, and environmental pollution, have become serious problems facing the international community. Greenhouse gas emissions have been especially blamed for raising the Earth's temperature [1]. A green supply chain is expected as a new approach for reducing waste, minimizing pollution, saving energy, conserving natural resources, and reducing carbon emissions. Logistics and transportation activities attract the most interest among companies which claim to have established a green supply chain. Most of the companies have made changes to their transport and logistics operations, and half have made cuts in transportation. About 80 percent of the companies claim to factor environmental concerns into their strategic decisions, but fewer have implemented green supply chains [2]. Gungor and Gupta [3] pointed out that the effort must be made for environmentally conscious manufacturing systems to be profitable in order to continue developing and planning of these systems.