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Friday, December 22, 2017

Brazil Logistics Market Growth is led by Increasing Prominence of Third Party Logistics and Rising Demand for Temperature Controlled Products: Ken Research

Growth of Automated Warehouses, Increasing E-commerce Penetration, Infrastructure Development and Increasing Customer Expectations were the key factors driving growth of Brazil Logistics Market.
The report titled “Brazil Logistics Market by Service Mix (Freight Forwarding Market, Warehousing Market and Value Added Services), by Third Party Logistics, by Cold Chain Logistics, By Express Delivery Logistics and by Industries (Oil & Gas, Engineering Equipment, Food & Beverages, Metals, Automotive and Others) - Outlook to 2022” by Ken Research suggested that increasing government initiatives and growing competition in logistics industry will majorly contribute to the overall revenue growth of Brazil logistics market in next 5 years till 2022.
Brazil ranked 55th globally, by the 2016 logistics performance index and the logistics cost has accounted for major share in the GDP of the country. As Brazil emerges from a devastating recession, the Brazilian government is facing a tight fiscal situation which has limited their ability to spend money on large investment projects which has been major obstruction in growth of the logistics sector. The Brazilian economy witnessed a major decline in 2015 and 2016 and over-dependence on commodities, high operating cost, high inflation, and low produc
tivity have been major challenges in recent years. Brazil’s culture, proximity to the United States and level of development make it a prime location for logistics market. Brazil has an extensive transportation network made up of highways, airports, ports, railways and waterways, but transportation by road freight accounted for almost 45% of the overall freight market during 2017.
With the Growth Acceleration Program and the new stage of the Program of Investment in Logistics (PIL), logistics improvements in highways, railways, and waterways will be benefited. The logistics and warehousing market is undergoing a complete digital disruption, driven by technologies in automation and management systems and introduction of new business models such as on-demand freight brokerage, and innovations in freight delivery. Brazil logistics market will flourish in upcoming years on account of increased demand for same day delivery, increasing customer expectations, growing population and rising agricultural & retail industry.
Key Topics Covered in the Report
3PL Companies in Brazil
Cold Storage Warehouses in Brazil
Cold Storage Warehouses in Brazil
America Latina Logistica Market Share
Freight Forwarding Companies in Brazil
JSL S.A. Revenue from Logistics
Logistics Infrastructure in Brazil
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Related Reports by Ken Research
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Ankur Gupta, Head Marketing & Communications
+91-124-4230204
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Massive Competition Owing to Rise in Import Duty Affecting International Players in Brazil Express Delivery Market: Ken Research

The report includes Brazil logistics, freight forwarding, warehousing, cold chain, third party logistics, express delivery market size in terms of value, segmentation on the basis of service mix (freight forwarding market, warehousing market and value added services) and by type of industries (oil & gas, engineering equipment, food & beverages, metals, automotive and others). The report also covers value chain analysis for logistics market, comparative analysis of Brazil logistics market with other global logistics markets, trends and developments, issues and challenges, industry norms and regulations and recent developments in the market. The report also covers the competitive landscape of the industry and comprehensive profile of major players (America Latina Logistica, Correios, JSL S.A., MRS Logistica, Transpetro, DHL, UPS, FedEx) operating in the market. The report includes future outlook and projections of Brazil logistics market, freight forwarding market, cold chain market, warehousing market, 3PL market and express delivery logistics market. Major macroeconomic indicators and upcoming projects affecting the market have also been highlighted in the report.
Brazil logistic market is expected to spur majorly owing to extensive use of digital technology such as AI & big data coupled with use of new technologies to improve control of freight movement and logistics such as drones.
Increasing international trade, growing e-commerce, rapid economic growth and increasing demand for temperature controlled logistics will further drive market growth in future.
Ken Research in its latest study, Brazil Logistics Market by Service Mix (Freight Forwarding Market, Warehousing Market and Value Added Services), by Third Party Logistics, by Cold Chain Logistics, by Express Delivery and by Industries (Oil & Gas, Engineering Equipment, Food & Beverages, Metals, Automotive and Others) - Outlook to 2022, suggests that demand for logistics in the country will grow at a positive growth rate owing to economic recovery of the country coupled with growing logistics parks in Brazil.
Brazil is one of the world’s largest consumer markets and a major exporter of agricultural products and commodities, including oil, iron ore, meat, chicken, soybeans, oranges, aluminum and coffee. The developing landscape of the e-commerce industry and international trade scenario in Brazil will bolster the demand for logistics services in the region. Multimodal logistics has been increasingly gaining momentum in Brazil aiding in deduction of logistics cost and enabling efficient way of delivering goods over long distance. Vendors prefer multi-modal logistics because it is more convenient and economical to use a combination of modes of transport nationally as well as internationally.
The logistics industry in Brazil will grow on the back of increasing government initiatives, increasing construction of warehouses and rising demand of 3PL logistics. In 2016, Brazil's President Michel Temer launched the Investment Partnership Program (PPI) also known as ‘Projeto Crescer’, an infrastructure concessions program to raise USD 14.4 billion in investments for building and operating roads, port terminals, railways, and power transmission lines which will indirectly aid the logistics market of the country. In the upcoming years, logistics will operate in a simpler supply chain with increasing use of artificial intelligence systems and big data which will automatically reduce the risk, increase security and optimize flow of freight.
Rising Import and Export of Goods in Brazil, growing air transport freight and increasing number of enterprises in transportation industry are some other key factors that may have positive impact on the market, according to the Analyst at Ken Research.
Key Topics Covered in the Report
Logistics Infrastructure in Brazil
Value Chain Analysis for Brazil Logistics Market
Brazil logistics market size
Brazil Freight Forwarding Revenue
Major Players in Brazil Logistics Market
Freight Forwarding Companies in Brazil
Competition in Brazil Logistics Market
Brazil Cold Chain Revenue
Cold Storage Warehouses in Brazil
3PL Companies in Brazil
Brazil Logistics Market Future Growth
America Latina Logistica Market Share
Correios Fleet Size
JSL S.A. Revenue from Logistics
Transpetro competitors
Future of Brazil Logistics Market
Upcoming Logistics Projects in Brazil
Government Spendings on Logistics and Infrastructure Brazil
Market share leading companies Brazil 3PL
International domestic revenue Brazil logistics
Growth Brazil Express Logistics Industry
Cold Storage Warehouses in Brazil
Cold Transport Services in Brazil
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Related Reports by Ken Research
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Ken Research
Ankur Gupta, Head Marketing & Communications
+91-124-4230204
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