Global Contract Logistics Market Analysis and Estimation for the Forecasted period 2017-2022

The growing international trade outlook and its comprehensive logistic process has resulted in the overall development of the contract logistics market at the global scale which is continuously increasing. Further elaborating this market, Market Research Hub (MRH) has provided a report titled as “Global Contract Logistics Market Size, Status and Forecast 2022” to its vast report repository. This report focuses on the contract logistics development status and forecast for the main regions including the United States, EU, Japan, China, India and Southeast Asia.

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The logistic market at international trade level has seen a major change in recent years. Previously it was simply moving goods from one place to another. But nowadays, the global market requires comprehensive services and precise logistics processes, thus making the contract logistics the perfect solution for companies that wish to monitor and manage their operations.

Contract Logistics is a well-defined comprehensive process starting from production and ending to distribution at the final point of sale. This signifies that contract logistics is not just the process of moving goods, but a far more comprehensive action that merges traditional logistics with supply chain management processes which constitute the demand of present complex trading scenario.

Firstly, the industry overview of contract logistics is detailed with the market overview and global contract logistics market size & analysis (2012-2017) by regions, type, and application. The various contract logistics type featured in the study are transportation, warehousing, value-added services, lead logistics provider services/4PL and other. Further, the contract logistics market by end users/application described in the following research are consumer goods, healthcare, industrial, elements, food, groceries, automotive, technological, retailing and other.

Secondly, the market size (2016 and 2017) by players are listed along with competitive status and trend. The main players are itemized with company profile, main business/business overview, products, services & solutions, contract logistics revenue (value) (2012-2017) and recent developments. The featured players include DHL Supply Chain & Global Forwarding, Kuehne + Nagel, DB Schenker Logistics, Nippon Express, C.H. Robinson Worldwide, UPS Supply Chain Solutions, DSV, Sinotrans, CEVA Logistics, Expeditors International of Washington, Dachser, Panalpina, GEODIS, Toll Holdings, J.B. Hunt (JBI, DCS & ICS), Hitachi Transport System, XPO Logistics, GEFCO, Yusen Logistics and Agility.

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Lastly, the contract logistics market size forecast (2017-2022) is analyzed and provided by regions, type and application. Following the researched study market dynamics and market effect factors are analyzed and properly enumerated.

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