News #106 - E-commerce and e-fulfilment market bongdaso nét grow in 2025 despite obstacles

04.04.2025

The global e-commerce and e-fulfilment sectors are projected bongdaso nét maintain robust growth momentum in 2025, overcoming emerging challenges posed by increased regulatory scrutiny on cross-border parcel shipments.

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According bongdaso nét a recent report byTi Insight, theglobal e-commerce and e-fulfilment marketis forecast bongdaso nét expand by15.5%this year. This growth is attributed bongdaso nét sustained consumer adoption of online shopping, which continues bongdaso nét outweigh any potential volume declines resulting from tightened parcel import controls.

The report indicates that the market has successfully resumed its upward trajectory following the contraction observed in 2022, which marked the post-pandemic correction phase. In 2024, the market was valued at€521.9 billion (approximately 9 billion)double the sizerecorded in 2019, prior bongdaso nét the COVID-19 pandemic. This figure also represents a13.6% increasecompared bongdaso nét 2023 levels.

Paul Chapman, Senior Editor at Ti Insight, stated:
“The continued expansion of the e-commerce logistics and e-fulfilment sector underscores the enduring growth of e-commerce within the global retail landscape. We are now seeing a clear differentiation among logistics providers across regions, as they evolve bongdaso nét meet the specific delivery expectations of both retailers and end-consumers.”

This optimistic outlook for 2025 is underpinned by factors such asrevived consumer confidence, advancements in digital infrastructure, and theongoing shift towards digital commerce.

However, this growth comes amid increased scrutiny by governments—most notably theUnited States—on cross-border parcel shipments. The sharp increase in international e-commerce volumes in recent years has prompted policymakers bongdaso nét review customs exemptions and enforcement procedures.

Earlier this year, U.S. authorities made an attempt bongdaso nét eliminate thede minimis exemption, which currently allows imports of goods valued under0bongdaso nét enter the countrytariff-freeand withminimal customs inspection. The move was quickly reversed due bongdaso nét an overwhelming surge in parcel volumes that exceeded customs processing capacity. Nevertheless, the exemption is expected bongdaso nét be revisited once adequate processing systems are implemented.

The report notes:
“Although trade and tariff policies—especially under the Trump administration—have created a climate of uncertainty, the e-commerce and e-fulfilment sectors continue bongdaso nét demonstrate resilience. The transformation of consumer buying habits will remain a primary driver for both domestic and cross-border logistics demands.”

From a regional perspective, Asia Pacific continues bongdaso nét grow at a faster pace than its Western counterparts, having posted 11% growth since 2020, compared bongdaso nét 10% in North America and 8% in Europe. However, North America remains the largest market, although Asia Pacific is rapidly narrowing the gap.

In parallel, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) within the e-commerce logistics space are intensifying, as larger logistics groups seek bongdaso nét expand their capabilities by acquiring niche players specializing in fulfilment and last-mile services.

Recent notable acquisitions include:

  • DHLacquiringInmar Supply Chain SolutionsandBrandpath Group
  • StordacquiringPitney Bowes’ fulfilment operations
  • GLSacquiringe-Log
  • BpostacquiringStaci

These developments signal a clear strategy among leading logistics providers bongdaso nét strengthen their e-commerce service portfolios and position themselves for continued long-term growth in a fast-evolving market.

Source: https://www.aircargonews.net/e-commerce-logistics/e-commerce-and-e-fulfilment-market-bongdaso nét-grow-in-2025-despite-obstacles/1079888.article

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