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报关的全球市场:服务类型·各终端用户产业 (~2035年)Global Customs Brokerage Market Research Report Information by Service Type, by End-User Industry Forecast till 2035 |
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全球报关市场预计将从 2024 年的 276.2577 亿美元成长至 2035 年,复合年增长率为 6.42%。报关服务可协助企业管理国际货物运输所需的文书工作、关税和税金。持牌报关行充当进口商、出口商和海关当局之间的中介,确保货物顺利合法地清关。
跨境电子商务的爆炸性成长有力地推动了全球报关市场的发展,预计到 2023 年,跨境电子商务的规模将超过 8,000 亿美元,到 2030 年代末将超过 2 兆美元。全球每天都有数百万个包裹跨境发送,日益复杂的海关手续、法规合规性和纳税义务使得聘请专业的报关行至关重要。在当今高度全球化和数位化的经济环境下,企业越来越依赖报关行来加快货运速度。这可以最大限度地减少运输延误,降低处罚风险,并简化贸易流程,从而进一步加速市场成长。
报告属性详细内容
由于 USMCA 法规和日益复杂的贸易形势,北美报关行业正在经历重大变革。儘管美国仍然是市场的核心参与者,但报关行在钢铁和铝关税以及反倾销税等快速变化的政策方面与政府密切合作,处于行业前沿。 2024年,美国以70.3403亿美元的市场价值领先北美市场,其次是加拿大,市场价值为11.9206亿美元,显示该地区的贸易活动强劲。 欧洲报关市场主要受欧盟 "联盟海关法典" 的影响。虽然该体系旨在建立共同的海关标准,但各成员国的实施情况各不相同。此外,俄罗斯和乌克兰之间的战争使情况更加复杂,迫使报关行将制裁监测和贸易风险管理纳入其运作中。每个国家瞬息万变的局势都需要即时回应能力。 2024年,德国以14.8046亿美元的市场规模领先欧洲市场,其次是英国(11.0542亿美元)和法国(7.7747亿美元)。
由于法规差异显着,亚太地区报关市场高度分散。尤其是在汽车和製药等国家/地区法规各异的行业,专业的报关行至关重要,这推动了该地区内外企业对报关服务的需求成长。 2024年,中国和日本分别为亚太地区报关市场贡献了31.3536亿美元和9.6808亿美元。
本报告研究了全球报关市场,并提供了市场定义和概述、影响市场成长的各种因素分析、市场规模趋势和预测、按细分市场、地区和主要国家/地区进行的细分、竞争环境以及主要公司的概况。
Global Customs Brokerage Market Research Report Information by Service Type (Import Customs Brokerage, Consulting Services, Trade Management & Compliance, Customs Clearance Services, Others), by End-User Industry (Manufacturing, Retail & E-commerce, Automotive, Chemicals & Materials, Food & Beverage, Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare, Aerospace, Consumer Electronics, Others) Forecast till 2035
Industry Overview
With a size of USD 27,625.77 million in 2024, the global customs brokerage market is forecasted to expand at a 6.42% CAGR between 2025 and 2035. A customs brokerage service helps businesses move goods across international borders by managing the required paperwork, duties, and taxes. Licensed customs brokers act as intermediaries between importers, exporters, and customs authorities to ensure shipments clear smoothly and legally.
The global customs brokerage market is fueled by the explosive growth of cross-border e-commerce that went beyond USD 800 billion in 2023 and is expected to exceed USD 2 trillion by the end of the decade. Every day, millions of parcels are sent from one country to another, and the rising complexity of customs procedures, regulatory compliance, and tax obligations makes the use of professional brokerage mandatory. Businesses are relying on brokers more and more to help them speed up their shipments in today's highly globalized digital economy, which is by minimizing shipment delays, if not avoiding penalties and simplifying trade flows being simplified.
Major Company Development
In July 2021, FedEx Logistics initiated FedEx Trade Solutions, a service within FedEx Trade Networks Transport & Brokerage, Inc. that is aimed at simplifying global trade compliance by simultaneously providing tailored solutions that cut time, costs, as well as complexity. Earlier, in February 2020, FedEx collaborated with Freightos, thereby allowing the easy interfacing of customs brokerage and freight forwarding on its platform. Consequently, more than 150,000 users gained better access to on-demand services and simplified international shipping.
Major players in the global customs brokerage market are United Parcel Service, Inc., FedEx Trade Networks, Inc., DHL, A.P. Moller - Maersk, Nippon Express, DB Schenker, Geodis S.A., CEVA Logistics, XPO Logistics, and Agility Public Warehousing Company.
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Industry Segmentations
The sector of customs brokerage in North America has been thoroughly changed due to the regulations in USMCA and the increasing trade complexity. The United States still plays the role of the hub, but brokers who work closely with the government on policies amid the rapidly changing tariffs and anti-dumping duties on steel and aluminum are making a move to the forefront. The US led the North American market with USD 7,034.03 million, while Canada contributed USD 1,192.06 million, highlighting the region's robust trade activity in 2024.
Europe's customs brokerage market is largely influenced by the EU's Union Customs Code, which aims at creating a standard but is not uniformly implemented among the member states. The situation with Russia and the Russia-Ukraine war has complicated the matter even more, and now brokers have to incorporate the monitoring of sanctions as well as management of trade risks into their operations while they are keeping up with the changes in real time. Germany led Europe with USD 1,480.46 million, followed by the UK at USD 1,105.42 million and France at USD 777.47 million in 2024.
The Asia-Pacific region represents a highly fragmented brokerage market, which is largely caused by the great differences in regulations. The differences in regulations in industries like automotive and pharmaceuticals have also led to the requirement of brokers with specialized knowledge, and thus the need for brokerage services for players both local and global. China contributed USD 3,135.36 million and Japan USD 968.08 million to the Asia-Pacific customs brokerage market in 2024.
Latin America's customs brokerage market remains challenging due to inconsistent regulatory practices across the region. Brazil's complex tax regime and multi-step clearance process often cause costly delays, while Chile's more streamlined framework allows faster processing. Despite MERCOSUR's attempt at regional integration, uneven implementation forces reliance on brokers with deep in-country expertise.
The Middle East and Africa offer contrasting market dynamics, with the Gulf countries leading in customs modernization while many African nations still struggle with bureaucratic bottlenecks. Saudi Arabia and the UAE are driving digital transformation through initiatives like Vision 2030 and blockchain-enabled systems. In Africa, ports in Nigeria and Kenya often suffer from delays, pushing demand for brokers skilled in navigating informal processes alongside formal requirements.