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The global contract logistics market reported positive trends last year, and is expected to continue this upward trajectory, according to Transport Intelligence (Ti) – but challenging external conditions could pose a threat to growth.
A recent Ti report found the global contract logistics market grew by 3.5% in real terms in 2023, up from 2022’s 3% growth, which Ti said signalled a return to “a more normalised, pre-pandemic state of demand growth”.
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Navin Yadav
June 06, 2024 at 2:03 pmThe growth of the global contract logistics market is promising, driven by the robust expansion of e-commerce. However, potential threats like high inflation and geopolitical conflicts could disrupt this upward trend. Companies must adapt strategically to maintain resilience amidst these challenges, as highlighted by Ti’s report.
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Piyovi Shipping Software Solutions