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快递、快递和包裹 (CEP) 市场 - COVID-19 的增长、趋势、影响和预测 (2023-2028)Courier, Express, and Parcel (Cep) Market - Growth, Trends, and Forecasts (2023 - 2028) |
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预计在预测期内,快递、快递和包裹 (CEP) 市场的复合年增长率将超过 10%。
电子商务需求的增加正在推动市场。此外,B2C 领域的包裹运输量也在增加。
2021年全球电子商务市场规模将达到13万亿美元。世界快速城市化是推动市场增长的关键因素之一。互联网的日益普及以及使用智能手机、笔记本电脑和平板电脑等设备访问电子商务网站的机会越来越多,也推动了市场的增长。电子商务允许企业在没有实体存在的情况下开展业务,从而最大限度地减少基础设施、通信和管理费用。2021 年拉丁美洲的电子商务销售额从 2020 年的 680 亿美元增长 25% 至 850 亿美元。印度的电子商务市场预计将从 2020 年的 462 亿美元增长到 2025 年的 1114 亿美元。2021 年,俄罗斯、英国和菲律宾的电子商务销售额将增长 20% 以上。
北美,包括美国和加拿大,是企业对企业 (B2C) 销售的主要地区,约占全球数字购买的三分之一。到 2020 年,美国将占整个北美电子商务市场的 60% 以上。通过此类在线门户增加电子商务交易正在推动全球 CEP 市场的增长。各种电子商务交易,如通过电子零售门户网站进行在线购物,预计将在预测期内推动市场增长。儘管 2020 年对零售业来说是艰难的一年,但每个市场的电子商务都实现了两位数的增长。儘管整体零售额下降了 3.4%,但拉丁美洲的零售额同比增长达到惊人的 36.7%。阿根廷的电子商务部门在 2020 年增长了 79%,而新加坡增长了 71.1%。
印度和墨西哥作为最大的跨境电商市场之一,位列全球前五。印度以 5000 万电子买家排名第三(东南亚的高增长地区受到物流和宽带基础设施发展的推动),而墨西哥以 4000 万电子买家排名第五。这些国家拥有越来越多的互联网用户,这使它们成为跨国公司销售产品的完美市场。在香港、新加坡和越南,跨境购物分别占网上购物的 31%、43% 和 55%。在澳大利亚和新西兰,35% 的在线购买是从该地区以外进口的,25% 是来自北美和欧洲的电子购买。
电子商务行业的发展以及跨境贸易的扩张是推动 CEP 市场增长的关键因素之一。跨境贸易渠道的发展,尤其是在新兴国家,正在推动国际贸易和 B2C 航运的采用。此外,消费者越来越喜欢通过各种电子商务门户网站进行网上购物,这也推动了市场增长。该电子商务商店与快递服务提供商合作,在国内和国际范围内运送货物。
技术进步,例如将数字技术与众包交付模式结合使用,也为市场带来了积极的迹象。这些技术帮助服务提供商提高整体运营效率,有效满足客户需求。此外,快速城市化、消费者支出增加以及製造业显着增长等因素也预计在预测期内进一步扩大市场。自动化包装和货运代理解决方案可用于简化零售商的整个运输流程。
在不久的将来,零售商将能够把电子提交海关文件等文书工作留给他们的发货人,享受顺畅的清关流程,并最大限度地减少相关文书工作的时间和成本。。此外,政府和贸易集团之间正在谈判更多的区域和贸易协定,这使得向新市场的扩张对中小企业更具吸引力。依赖技术的年轻城市地区人口不断增长,推动了跨境电子商务的快速增长。
快递、快递和包裹 (CEP) 市场分散且竞争激烈。DHL、FedEx 和 UPS 继续在全球范围内扩展业务,以占领尚未开发的市场。全球快递和包裹市场在电子商务的推动下不断向前发展。公司正在有机或无机地发展,寻求改善他们的产品供应、服务和地理范围。国际公司正在进行战略投资以建立区域物流网络,例如开设新的配送中心和智能仓库。国内公司面临来自基础设施相对发达的跨国公司的激烈竞争。在区域范围内,国内公司仍然占据主导地位。
The Courier, Express, and Parcel (CEP) Market is anticipated to register a CAGR of more than 10% over the forecast period. Increasing demand through e-commerce is driving the market. Furthermore, there is an increased volume of shipments in terms of parcels in the B2C segment.
The global e-commerce market reached a value of USD 13 Trillion in 2021. Rapid urbanization across the globe is one of the key factors driving the growth of the market. Furthermore, increasing internet penetration and usage of devices, such as smartphones, laptops and tablets to access e-commerce portals, is also providing a boost to the market growth. E-commerce enables organizations to conduct business without maintaining a physical presence, thereby minimizing infrastructure, communication and overhead costs. Latin America saw USD 85 billion in e-commerce sales in 2021, up 25% from USD 68 billion in 2020. The Indian e-commerce market is expected to grow to USD 111.4 billion by 2025, up from USD 46.2 billion in 2020. Russia, the United Kingdom, and the Philippines saw more than 20% e-commerce sales growth in 2021.
North America, which includes United States and Canada as the leading regions in business-to-consumer (B2C) e-commerce sales, accounts for around one-third of digital purchases worldwide. United States accounted for more than 60% of the total e-commerce market in North America in 2020. This increase in e-commerce trade over online portals has driven the growth of the global CEP market. The various e-commerce activities, such as online shopping through e-retail portals, are expected to fuel the market growth during the forecast period. Despite a difficult year for retail in 2020, every national market saw double-digit e-commerce growth. Despite a 3.4% drop in overall retail sales, Latin America experienced incredible growth of 36.7% compared to the previous year. Argentina's e-commerce sector grew by 79% in 2020, while Singapore's grew by 71.1%.
One of the greatest cross-border e-commerce markets, India and Mexico were in the top five countries in the world. With 50 million e-buyers, India is in third place (the high-growth region of Southeast Asia has been triggered by increased logistics and broadband infrastructure), and Mexico is in fifth place with 40 million e-buyers. These countries' growing internet users make them great markets for multinational firms to sell into. In Hong Kong, Singapore, and Vietnam, cross-border purchases account for 31%, 43% and 55% of online purchases respectively. In Australia and New Zealand, 35% of online purchases are imported from outside the region, with 25% of e-purchases from North America and Europe.
The growing e-commerce sector, along with the growing cross-border trade, is one of the key factors driving the growth of the CEP market. The development of cross-border trade channels, especially in emerging nations, has enhanced the adoption of international trade and B2C shipments. Furthermore, the increasing consumer preference for shopping online through various e-commerce portals is also providing a boost to market growth. E-commerce stores partner with courier service providers to deliver their products across domestic and international locations.
Technological advancements, including the utilization of digital technologies with crowd-sourced delivery models, are also creating a positive outlook for the market. These technologies aid the service providers in increasing their overall operational efficiency and meeting the requirements of the customers effectively. Other factors, including rapid urbanization, rising consumer expenditure capacities, and significant growth in the manufacturing sector, are projected to drive the market further toward growth during the forecast period. Automated package and freight shipping solutions are available to improve efficiency for the entire shipping process of retail vendors.
Retailers will soon be able to leave the paperwork to shipping partners, such as transmitting customs documentation electronically and enjoy a smooth customs clearance process, minimizing the time and cost involved in the associated paperwork. Moreover, with more regional and trade deals being negotiated between governments and trading blocs, it has become more attractive for SMEs to expand into new markets. The rapid growth of cross-border e-commerce is attributed to the rise of a young, urban population that is heavily reliant on technology.
The Courier, Express, and Parcel (CEP) Market is fragmented and highly competitive. DHL, FedEx, and UPS continue expanding their business across the globe to capture the market in the untapped areas. The global express and small parcels market continues to be driven forward by e-commerce. Companies are trying to grow organically or inorganically to improve their product offerings, services, and geographical reach. The international players are making strategic investments to establish a regional logistics network, such as opening new distribution centres, smart warehouses, etc. Local companies face high competition with multinational companies with comparatively well-developed infrastructure. In the regional context, domestic companies still have an edge.