Contract logistics growth expected to slow in 2023
In 2023, Ti’s latest interim data projections indicate that the contract logistics market is expected to grow at a slighter slower pace than in 2022 as the economy enters a pronounced slowdown.
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In 2023, Ti’s latest interim data projections indicate that the contract logistics market is expected to grow at a slighter slower pace than in 2022 as the economy enters a pronounced slowdown.
Another day, another technology giant decides it wants to become a global logistics titan. This week’s entry into that exclusive club is TikTok.
In a recent interview with Dirk Sosef, Vice President Research & Strategy at Prologis, Ti asked him about the economic viability and benefits of retail-to-warehouse conversions and multi-storey facilities.
The Ti, Upply & IRU Q3 Benchmark shows that prices have hit historic highs across Europe, driven by a mix of robust economic growth, global supply chain bottlenecks, rising costs and scarce capacity.
17th December, 2020, Bath, UK – Ti’s new report Global Express & Small Parcels 2020 shows that the market has achieved accelerated growth where all other logistics markets have contracted in 2020. Express growth has been accelerated by the Covid pandemic, with the market expected to expand by a real terms 19-24 CAGR of 7.9% Both …
15th December, 2020, Bath, UK – Ti’s latest European road freight market forecasts show that the market will recover from an anticipated real terms contraction of 6.2% in 2020, with a forecasted CAGR of 3.4% from 2020-2024. European road freight market to shrink by 6.2% in 2020 European road freight market to expand at a …
Ti’s latest market forecasts show that the freight forwarding market is ready to rebound from an anticipated 2020 contraction of 9%, with a CAGR of 5.2% from 2020-2024. The news provides a cheer to many freight forwarders which have faced a very challenging 2020, with the market contracting by 9.0% this year.
Ti and Bollore Logistics’ latest survey, The Future Of Freight Forwarding In A Post-Covid World, provides clear evidence of major operational shifts in modal choice, freight purchasing patterns, sourcing networks and outsourcing strategies and plans for further changes in the medium term.
The United Kingdom Warehousing Association has unveiled key findings of a landmark study, commissioned to explore future issues affecting food industry logistics in London.