Abstract:

Finland is one of the leading countries in the world’s crop exports. The high-quality geographical conditions and climate suitable for the cultivation of icy leaf trees have made Finland the most forestry country in Europe. Another advantage that the geographical situation provides it is that it has an excellent water transport network thanks to the rivers and indoor lakes. Both benefits have been used for the country for many years. But in the past 50 years, it has become important to ensure sustainability of a healthy and vibrant ecosystem so that forest resources are not exhausted and can serve future generations. However, with the swimming technique for many years, faster and more economical options in the shipping of grapes shipped from the harvest field to the factory have also begun to be used over time. In this study, both the sustainability of the harvest and the transportation were addressed and the quality costs created by the preferences made in relation to the transportation were compared. At the end of these comparisons, the quality costs and sustainability of the other costs that the best preferences in every subject can create are studied, presented to the attention of hundreds of people in the social life and business managers who make decisions every day. It is also intended to open to debate the possibility of such an analysis in literature.

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