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Japan Logistics and Express Outlook
Datamonitor, Feb 2011, Pages: 54
This report provides a comprehensive overview and analysis of the Japanese logistics and express sector. It contains historical and estimated size of the markets classified by different modes and analyses the trends, drivers and various policy reforms impacting the logistics market in Japan.
Scope
- The report provides an overview and analysis of the logistics and express markets in Japan
- Covers the logistics sector across key segments such as modes of transport, including road, rail, air and sea and contract logistics and warehousing
- The report addresses the economic performance and infrastructural development relevant to logistics and express markets
- Drivers and challenges in each industry vertical, such as agriculture and mining
Highlights of this title
The logistics sector increased in 2010 by 5% to reach a mammoth $248bn. This was primarily buoyed by the rising GDP and turnaround in trade which was up 5.7% over the previous year.
Road freight (including express) is a major component of the logistics market, responsible for 43.0% of all domestic freight transport with a total value of $110.4bn in 2010.Warehousing is the second largest segment with a contribution of 35.0%, while sea, rail, air (including express), inland waterways,and VAS contribute a combined share of 22.2%.
Japanese logistics companies face intense competition, both in the domestic and international market, as a number of domestic and international logistics companies compete for business. Some of these competitors operate with strong financial and operational capabilities. This has led to a wave of consolidation and strategic alliances in the sector.
Key reasons to purchase this title
- Understand the size of the Japanese logistics market, detailing the various segments such as modes of transport and services
- Understand the market split into different modes
- Benchmark key countries against Japan
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