News / Forwarding business model under threat as global supply chains become regional

22/07/2015

Despite a recovery in the global freight forwarding market last year, the overall size of the market is smaller than in 2012, when it was worth $130.5bn, according to a new report from Transport Intelligence (Ti).

The analyst’s annual report into the largest freight forwarders and ...

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MikeM
July 30, 2015 at 5:04 pm
The story makes absolutely no effort to explain how forwarders are under threat “as supply chains become regional”.

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