J.B. Hunt’s numbers reflect a slowing market in US
Activity appears to be slowing in the American trucking and intermodal market.
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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.
Ti’s latest report, Global Contract Logistics 2019, looks at the growth dynamics in the global pharma supply chain and estimates the size of the pharmaceutical logistics market by region and country.
Transport Intelligence reveals that the global contract logistics market grew 4.9% in real terms in 2018, one of the fastest growth rates seen in recent years. It paints a picture of a healthy market, with 2018’s expansion well above annual growth rates seen over much of the last decade.
As road freight digitalisation has spread and start-ups have pushed technological innovation throughout the market, there have been many promises of transformation and massive gains in the efficiency of providers and value delivered to customers.
Ti’s latest report, European Road Freight Transport 2019, reveals the European road freight market saw a slowdown in volume terms during 2018, with real growth below 3% and further declines expected in 2019.
New report by Ti finds that low inventory is now just one of a number of competing priorities for supply chain managers.
Ti’s Chief Executive John Manners-Bell and Advisory Board member, Ken Lyon, spoke in the keynote session of Multimodal at the NEC in Birmingham to launch their new book, ‘The Logistics and Supply Chain Innovation Handbook’ The book, has been the result of a five year programme of research examining how technology is disrupting every sector of the industry.
Digital forwarding platforms are rapidly gaining traction in a global forwarding market characterised by uneven change, and must be recognised as a catalyst of change.
Join Ti at Multimodal for a range of seminars that will demonstrate the value of logistics, the latest trends, best practices and disrupters, and the latest insights from Ti’s market-leading research.