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The 2024 e-commerce peak season brings exciting opportunities across major markets, with significant growth projected in Southeast Asia, Europe, and the USA. Recent e-commerce logistics reports reveal compelling trends that retailers and logistics providers should note.
Southeast Asia’s e-commerce market is surging, with revenue expected to reach USD 211 billion by 2025. Indonesia leads this growth with an anticipated 168 million digital consumers by 2027. Meanwhile, Europe’s e-commerce market is projected to hit USD 900 billion by 2028, with cross-border trade playing a crucial role – notably the Denmark-Germany route showing an impressive 88.6% first-attempt delivery success rate.
In the US market, domestic logistics performance has improved significantly, with average transit times decreasing by 24.3% to 2.56 days in 2023. This enhancement supports the growing consumer demand for faster delivery options.
Across all regions, home delivery remains paramount, with consumers increasingly expecting flexible and rapid delivery choices. Companies must optimize their carrier partnerships and last-mile delivery strategies to meet these expectations during peak season.
For detailed insights into carrier performance, market trends, and regional consumer preferences, read our comprehensive regional logistics reports covering Southeast Asia, Europe, and the USA.
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