e-commerce logistics market grew by 27.3% in 2020 and will hit €557bn by 2025
Ti’s latest report, Global e-commerce logistics 2021, shows rapid growth in the e-commerce logistics market as online retail demand soars.
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Ti’s latest report, Global e-commerce logistics 2021, shows rapid growth in the e-commerce logistics market as online retail demand soars.
Between 2013 and 2016, a number of digital forwarder start-ups emerged prompting a debate about the viability of the traditional forwarding model in the digital age.
After a decade of growth, the global contract logistics market contracted by 3.3% in 2020, as a strong H2 prevented worse outcomes.
The global e-commerce logistics market grew 27.3% in nominal terms in 2020 largely due to the Coronavirus crisis which pushed many consumers to online retail channels.
One of the key trends over the past ten years in the container shipping market is the consolidation of the supply-side.
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As a consequence of Covid, many retailers have a different set of logistics requirements and need more flexibility than ever from their logistics partners.
Ti’s own M&A database for the global logistics sector reveals which sectors have been most popular for acquisitive companies over the past twenty five years.
As the Covid-19 pandemic recedes the change it has instigated will continue to redefine e-commerce logistics for years to come
The emergence of Covid-19 vaccines in 2020 has demonstrated how supply chain management is evolving in the 21st century.
Vietnam’s economic growth over the past few decades as well as its recent success in controlling the spread of the Coronavirus has positioned it as a promising emerging market according to the 2021 Index.
This brief outlines how shipping lines are playing a bigger role in market consolidation and what role private equity has assumed in facilitating deals.