Ecommerce traffic will help ward off new threats to air cargo demand
Volatility in the airfreight industry is likely to persist, warned forwarders this week, as a ...
Oleksandr Brylov
Surging “socials-driven” e-commerce and increasing demand for free delivery and returns will test the limits of global supply chains before the decade is out.
DHL’s E-commerce Trends Report, released today, polled some 12,000 consumers across 24 countries, with the results suggesting a 12-fold increase in purchases made through social media platforms by 2030, their value climbing from $700bn today to $8.5trn.
DHL eCommerce CEO Pablo Chiano said: “With the rise of social commerce and online marketplaces, ...
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