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Third Party Logistics (3PL) Market Share, Key Trends,
Vendor Strategies, Application Analysis, Regional Outlook
And Forecasts, 2012 To 2020
Third Party Logistics (3PL) operators are companies that work with shipping businesses to manage
logistic operations like warehousing, forecasting, transportation management software, freight bill
auditing, freight rate negotiation, etc. According to a recent study conducted by Hexa Research, the
global 3PL market is likely to surpass $925 billion in the year 2020. Globalised business operations and
rising trend of outsourcing secondary business activities like logistics in order to focus on core business
operations are perceived to be the main reasons behind the same. The growth of 3PL is also being
supported by advancements in Big Data and availability of industry-specific services.
Hexa Research found that Asia Pacific contributed to more than 29% of the total global demand for 3PL
in 2013. This was mainly due to growing warehousing and distribution facilities in countries like
Indonesia, China, India, Singapore, Thailand, etc. The US is witnessing emergence of technologically
advanced logistics software solutions and, along with Mexico, a steady decline in labor and
transportation costs. These factors will contribute to high growth of North American 3PL market by
2020. Although, Europe’s 3PL market was adversely affected by the eurozone crisis, it is expected to
witness a revival in future mainly due to increasing demand from automotive and life science sectors.
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