Industry players project high inventories, low demand and reduced rates, among others.
Although the supply chain crisis as a result of the impact of Covid-19 has been concluded, it is clear that things do not go from white to black overnight.
HSBC has indicated that world trade growth next year will likely slow to 1.1%, from a rise of 6.1% this year, to match the rise in 2019 during a global industrial recession.
The technological revolution will be another trend that will not slow down. In this regard, Julie Gerdeman, executive director of Everstream Analytics, affirms that “the pandemic increased the cadence, variety and intensity that overwhelmed an already overloaded system,” she said.
«The sooner companies get involved and take advantage of technology, the more impact and improvement they can achieve in logistics and value chains.»
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