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Asia’s booming e-commerce sector is creating a wave of opportunity for logistics growth across the continent.
From India to China and across Asia-Pacific, the proliferation of internet access and rising middle-class consumer spending is creating the perfect storm for online retailing.
India is expected to see e-commerce growth of 10-15% annually, higher than its GDP growth rate, meaning exponential freight volume surges for express delivery, courier firms and 3PLs operating within international freight transport and last-mile logistics.
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Matthew
July 08, 2015 at 11:01 amInteresting article looking how E-commerce is causing a change in the logistics sector and how a business manages their supply chains.