Agility spreads its wings as emerging markets reshape the logistics business

25/11/2013

Near-shoring – manufacturing activities relocating from the cheapest points of production to locations nearer to end markets – is a trend reshaping the logistics business, according to one leading executive.

“We are seeing it; it is very explicit,” Agility Global Integrated Logistics chief executive Essa Al-Saleh ...

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leonard kikuvi
November 26, 2013 at 8:30 am
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