Vertical Sector Logistics Market Size & Growth Forecasts: Available through GSCi

Ti’s latest vertical sector logistics market size data enables you to understand the potential within 16 vertical sectors and across 7 different regions.

 

WHAT KIND OF DATA IS AVAILABLE?

  • 5,800+ new data points
  • Logistics spend for 16 vertical sectors
  • 2021 market sizes and forecasts for 2022 out to 2026
  • Data for major countries, 7 regions and global figures
  • Industry sales and production figures by region
  • Cost profiles
  • Factors affecting logistics spend

 

DATA FOR 12 VERTICAL SECTORS:

  • Luxury goods
  • Consumer Electronics
  • Food & Beverages
  • Cold Chain (food)
  • Apparel & Footwear
  • CPG/FMCG (non-food)
  
  • Toys & Hobbies
  • OTC Pharmaceuticals
  • Homeware & DIY Goods
  • Eyewear
  • Accessories
  • Tobacco Products

 

 

Ti’s market sizing is the logistics industry’s #1 benchmark of market growth and is widely referenced in LSPs’ annual reports and by investors.

 

HOW WILL IT BENEFIT YOUR BUSINESS?

Ti’s market sizing data enables you to optimise your strategy to changing conditions, capitalising on new opportunities and reacting to risks laid bare in the most up to date granular data.

 

HOW IS THE DATA DISPLAYED AND VISUALISED?

Ti market sizing can be viewed on GSCi as tables and visualized in heat maps, and in a variety of charts.

Data is displayed in interactive charts and maps to help you understand and interpret the data faster.

 

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Market sizing methodologies and sources

Ti has been developing and refining its market sizing methodologies for publication since 2002 and has developed a unique methodology for each logistics market and vertical sector, which is tailored to each segment’s dynamics.

Ti’s market sizing data reflects the theoretical aggregation of all revenues generated through the provision of specified logistics services. The data is produced by aggregating known company revenues and modelling the full market size with Ti’s unique market size models.

Ti’s models are based on key economic indicators and proxies provided by reputable global sources such as the IMF or OECD, and national statistics bodies. Ti’s analyst leverage Ti’s extensive primary research to model the relationship between such indicators and logistics market growth, to provide fully scaled up market sizes.

The full methodology and definitions for all markets are available on GSCi and upon request.