Ti: Global freight forwarding 2023-2028 – market sizing & forecasts
Transport Intelligence writes: “Economic downturn, consumer behaviour shifts, and an oversupply surpassing demand have caused the ...
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Transport Intelligence reports:
On-demand warehousing has been touted as a key tool in how the shared economy is going to impact logistics. In a climate of historically low vacancy rates, on-demand warehousing fulfils short-term needs and offers flexibility and scalability.
This whitepaper examines the on-demand landscape in 2023, including:
– The pros and cons
– Use cases – inventory overflow, e-commerce fulfilment, retail distribution
– Case studies – Shopify and Flexe
– Competitive landscape
– Ti interviews with leading industry players, EV Cargo and Warehouse-Space.co.uk
Please click here to download the full whitepaper for free.
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