Warehousing confusion as Amazon cuts space allocations pre-peak
After some easing earlier in the year, warehousing constraints and pricing in the US appear ...
3PLs have been facing a bundle of headwinds that have dented revenue growth for the sector. Value-added warehousing, which topped the other segments in 2023, is now experiencing a slowdown, but industry executives have expressed optimism that this is but a temporary blip.
According to Armstrong & Associates’ Third-Party Logistics Results & Outlook, net revenues (gross revenues less purchased transport) of US 3PL operators dropped 12.8% in 2023, to $129bn, while gross revenues slumped 26.1%, to $299.5bn.
Observers have pointed to several ...
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