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Due to the impact of COVID-19, the international supply chain market has been broken in this pandemic. Global air freight volume decreased 38.7% year-on-year as passenger flights were taken out of duty, leading to increased air freight rates.
With nonstop air cargo capacity down 44% from the United States to Europe and 58% in the reverse direction. Charter rates are rising four to six times higher than normal, although we believe rates will decrease as passenger air capacity regenerates some ground in the near months.
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Undoubtedly, like many others, the 3PL logistics industry has seen rapid digitization of processes not only in terms of consumer behavior but also within companies.
The future of 3PL logistics in the post-COVID-19 world
Undoubtedly, this has been the most difficult shipping phase for supply chain and logistics experts in history, but as an industry, logistics companies continue to produce and distribute the primary items we all need to survive. The past quarter has been as tough as it has been before, and although the industry is still far from fully recovering.
For many organizations, COVID-19 has revealed a lack of clarity in the forward reach of their supply chain. Technology plays an important role here. Excellent data analytics will help firms gain greater visibility into their supply chain and better mitigate anticipated disruption. Strengthening communication with Tier 1 suppliers is an additional essential element of better visibility. When dealing with primary suppliers, it is essential to understand where those sources are and any supply chain risks associated.
Bounce back post COVID-19. Action for shippers in preparation of
Develop an out-and-out-to-work strategy – Whether you're completely slacker right now, or part of your workforce is working remotely, you'll need to document your process and talk with your employees. Need to
Communicate with your strategic providers – whether it is a supplier or a carrier, you need to understand what will be available to you in the coming months, in terms of inventory and how you are going to move it.
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and logistics experts in the history, but as an industry, logistics companies are continuing to produce and deliver the primary goods that we all need to survive. As tough as the past quarter has been, and though the industry is still far from a full recovery.
With COVID-19 revealing for many organizations that they have a lack of clarity in the further reaches of their supply chain. Technology has a pivotal role to play here. Excellent data analytics will prove pivotal in helping firms achieve more visibility into their supply chains and better alleviate anticipated disruption. Strengthening communications with Tier 1 suppliers is an additional necessary element of improved visibility. When dealing with primary suppliers, it's essential to properly understand where they source from and any supply chain risks associated, it has systematically deteriorated. Advisor
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