Rising demand for B2B will tighten the squeeze on B2C capacity
Already struggling to find sufficient capacity, retailers are facing tighter and rising logistics costs as ...
SUPPLY CHAIN BRAIN reports:
The U.S. wholesale distribution industry is massive, with annual revenues of $6 trillion, consisting of over 300,000 companies, employing 6 million people, and accounting for 28% percent of GDP. However, the industry today faces a number of difficult challenges, ranging from COVID-19 complications, Chinese tariffs, rising shipping costs, the growth of e-commerce, and the increasing desire of manufacturers and retailers to completely bypass the wholesale distribution channel, and instead do business directly with one another under a direct-to-consumer ...
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