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New research from Ti reveals that the increase in protectionism and trade barriers throughout the global economy has profoundly reduced optimism for economic growth amongst those in the logistics industry.
Professor John Manners-Bell, Ti’s CEO, comments “this outbreak must be a warning to politicians and all in the industry that many modern supply chains lack resilience.”
‘If you don’t measure your sustainability, how can you improve it?’
Ti’s latest report, Total Logistics 2020, provides the most concise and easy to understand view of the €6.0 trillion global logistics market to date.
The latest market report from Ti details the current state of the contract logistics market with H1 2019 market sizing figures and full year predictions.
Transport Intelligence (Ti) & Upply launch the Q3 European Road Freight Report. The Q3 benchmark report shows that average European freight rates have fallen by 1.1% since reaching a peak of €1,193 in Q3 2018.
To provide a better understanding of the variety of digital start-ups and the pain points they are trying to solve, the new European Road Freight Transport Update 2019/2020 report classifies the new business models transforming the space and follows up with profiles of the main digital players operating under each model.
New report from Ti, Global Freight Forwarding Update 2019/2020, focuses on some of the key factors inhibiting market growth, as well as the solutions that can help forwarders gain an edge in the years ahead.
Activity appears to be slowing in the American trucking and intermodal market.
Alternative delivery networks are transforming last mile B2C delivery with huge strategic, sustainability and customer satisfaction implications, latest Ti research finds
New research finds that the global parcels market grew to a value of €306.2bn in 2018 as domestic market growth of 8.8% outpaced international growth of 6.9%. e-commerce continued to be a key driver in both the domestic and international markets.
At the recent IMHX exhibition and conference in Birmingham, United Kingdom, Ti’s CEO, Professor John Manners-Bell, chaired a panel discussing the issues surrounding supply chain start-ups and innovation in the sector.
