The book "Sustainable Supply Chain Management" offers a comprehensive analysis of the necessity to develop sustainable supply chains that consider economic, social, and ecological aspects. It goes beyond the mere concept of 'green' supply chains and emphasizes that true sustainability can only be achieved when supply chains operate within a realistic financial framework while simultaneously creating value for society. The authors, Wojciech Piotrowicz, Graham Ewer, Christoph Tyssen, Richard Cuthbertson, Balkan Cetinkaya, and Thorsten Klaas-Wissing, present numerous practical case studies in this specialized book that illuminate the challenges and decisions professionals in the field of supply chain management face. By synthesizing these experiences, fundamental building blocks for successful logistics and supply chain management are provided.