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(Transportation-News.com, July 03, 2019 ) Asia-Pacific has become a global manufacturing hub with the presence of diverse manufacturing industries. Further, the governments of these countries are making developments to improve investment scenario. The governments are providing tax-rebates, funds, subsidies and other such support to attract the manufacturing companies to set-up plants in their respective countries. Further, several governments have taken initiatives such as Made in China 2025, and Make in India, among others to flourish the growth of manufacturing and other high-tech industries. APAC region boasts of more than one-third of the global population, the market attractiveness for e-commerce industry is very high in the region. Further, developing economies and rising disposable incomes with individuals have accentuated further the growth in e-commerce activities. Rising demand diversities on account of diverse demographics observed in the region contributes to the supply chain complexities, thus requiring the needs for 4PL services to be deployed by the shipping companies.
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The key players influencing the market are:
Allyn International Services, Inc.
CEVA Logistics AG
DAMCO
DB Schenker
Deutsche Post AG
GEFCO Group
GEODIS
LOGISTICS PLUS Inc.
UPS Supply Chain Solutions (United Parcel Service, Inc.)
XPO Logistics
It has been observed that regional demographics have also played a crucial role in the growth of the 4PL services market. As an example, the 4PL adoptions is observed by the retail sector, which in-turn has propelled due to the advent of e-commerce. As APAC region boasts of more than one-third of the global population, the market attractiveness for e-commerce industry is very high in the region. Further, developing economies and rising disposable incomes with individuals have accentuated further the growth in e-commerce activities. Rising demand diversities on account of diverse demographics observed in the region contributes to the supply chain complexities, thus requiring the needs for 4PL services to be deployed by the shipping companies.
Asia is home for nearly 3.5 Bn people, and presently, GDP per capita is 6,799 USD which is expected to grow. There are pleasant e-commerce markets within Asian countries such as China, Japan, and India. Also, count of users using online websites for shopping is projected to increase by 2021. This represents 53% of the total population. Such growing internet of users towards e-commerce sector for fashion, electronics, and other products would help the industry to contribute high portion in GDP. Moreover, many of Asia’s countries holds a leading position in the world of logistics such as China, Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong, South Korea, and Singapore. Growing e-commerce industry provides positive opportunities to the 4PL providers across Asia.
The report segments the global fourth party logistics market as follows:
Global Fourth Party Logistics Market - By Type
Synergy Plus Operating Model
Solution Integrator Model
Industry Innovator Model
Global Fourth Party Logistics Market - By End-User
Automotive
Healthcare
Food and Beverage
Consumer Electronics
Aerospace and Defense
Retail
Industrial
Others
Global Fourth Party Logistics Market - By Geography
North America
U.S.
Canada
Mexico
Europe
France
Germany
Italy
Spain
UK
Rest of Europe
Asia Pacific (APAC)
Taiwan
China
India
Australia
Japan
Rest of Asia Pacific
Middle East and Africa (MEA)
Saudi Arabia
UAE
South Africa
Rest of MEA
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