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2020 E-Commerce Logistics Review of Europe

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In 2020, we observed the effect of the e-commerce boom on the logistics and supply chain industry. As the pandemic drove consumers online, retailers and logistics carriers alike were ‘forced’ to adapt and innovate to meet delivery expectations. 

With that in mind, how do you think Europe’s logistics performed in 2020?

In our first study in 2021, our team delved into the e-commerce logistics performance of Europe in 2020. We broke them down into 2 different sections; focusing on shipment movement within Europe and parcels going into Europe:

  1. Growth of inbound international shipment volumes 
  2. Contributing factors to Europe’s growth in 2020 

You can read the full analysis at Parcelmonitor.com.

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