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Global Logistics Outlook. Logistics, Trade, and Transportation Symposium. February 27th, 2014. David Wilson, UPS Marketing. Global Outlook. Top 13 Export Lanes Represent 80% of the World’s Export Market. Almost half of the top origins are in APAC - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Global Logistics Outlook David Wilson, UPS Marketing Logistics, Trade, and Transportation Symposium February 27th, 2014
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Global Logistics Outlook

David Wilson, UPS Marketing

Logistics, Trade, and Transportation SymposiumFebruary 27th, 2014

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Global Outlook

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Top 13 Export Lanes Represent 80% of the World’s Export Market

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Almost half of the top origins are in APAC

High Tech makes up over 40% of the oppty from these origins followed by Industrial and Automotive (32%)

Source: Seabury

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Top 22 Import Lanes Represent 80% of the World’s Import Market

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Source: Seabury

The import market is more fragmented with 22 countries driving 80% of the world’s imports

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Market by SegmentHigh Tech, Industrial and Automotive and Retail are forecasted to continue to be the major segments for the next several years

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Middle East and Africa (ME&A)

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Small Package (SP) growth in ME&A is being driven by trade with Asia, which has nearly doubled in the last 5 years

This is more dramatic for resource-rich countries in particular▫ Saudi Arabia’s trade

with Asia has grown nearly 600% over the last six years and China is now the country’s largest small package trade partner

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Europe

MENA

North Ameri

ca Asia SSA

Latin Ameri

ca (10,000,000)

- 10,000,000 20,000,000 30,000,000 40,000,000 50,000,000 60,000,000 70,000,000

ME&A Overall Small Package Trade Volume

2006 2011

Wei

ght (

met

ric to

ns)

84%

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China Growth

High Tech accounts for over 40 percent of ME&A’s SP imports from China ▫ Of these, over 80 percent

are mobile phones or laptops

Demographics and government spending are driving the expansion of a consumer culture

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20062008

20102012

20142016

-

1,000,000

2,000,000

3,000,000

4,000,000

5,000,000

6,000,000

7,000,000

8,000,000 Top Small Package Importers from China

Saudi Arabia

United Arab Emirates

Turkey

Israel

South Africa

Iran

Nigeria

Kuwait

Egypt

Wei

ght (

in m

etric

tons

)

CAGR of 39%

22%

12%13%12%

Source: Seabury

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Most intra-region Small Package trade (>60%) is concentrated within the Gulf countries

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South Africa to Zambia, Zimbabwe,DRC, Mozambique,

1.2K tons

Intra-Gulf, 9.6K tons

North Africa

West AfricaEast Africa

Levant

Gulf

SouthernAfrica

Turkey to Levant & Gulf, 1.5K tons

Top origins for intra-regional trade: UAE, 49% South Africa, 13% Turkey, 10%

Source: Seabury

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Latin America

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4%3.1%

85.4M26.2M

3.8%3.1%43.6M

3.6%

0.27M

3.5%

7.2%

2.4M

8.7%5.9%

42.8M

6.8%6.3%

Inter-regional Trade

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Source: Seabury

Legend 2012-2017 CAGR Total Weight (Kg) 2017

Key Points North America

remains Latin America’s dominant trade partner

Asia Pacific is expected to experience the strongest growth

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1m77Esk4Nk&list=PLxfC-I5NL73X3D9plZ7Fla0PE0QgG9xBb

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U.S. Commercial Services PartnershipBeyond One Program and Gold Key Sponsorship

The Commercial Service provides solutions that position U.S. businesses for success in the global marketplace

Beyond One Partnership with the USCS▫ Assist UPS exporters that currently ship to one or a few international

markets by building upon their current experience in international trade; these companies are more likely to have already developed exportable goods that are competitive overseas

International Offices• Market entry counseling• Market research• Sector expertise• Cultural issues and business protocol• Matchmaking (distributors and buyers)• Due diligence on foreign companies• Commercial diplomacy• Trade missions/Trade shows

Domestic Offices• Client needs assessment • Market identification• Sector expertise• Strategic export planning• Legal and regulatory

requirements• Export mechanics

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzyFaXDpU_M&list=PLxfC-I5NL73X3D9plZ7Fla0PE0QgG9xBb

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Mississippi Global Trade

Exports Support Jobs for American Workers 2013 total exports from Mississippi - $2.3T

13.6% of all manufacturing workers depended on exporting

Exports Sustain Thousands of Mississippi Businesses 2,056 companies exported from Mississippi locations

Of those, 1,569 (76.3%) were small and medium with fewer than 500 employees

Mississippi Depends on World Markets 2013 export shipments of merchandise totaled $12.4 billion

Panama: $2.2 billion / Canada: $2.0 billion / Mexico: $1.3 billion / China: $671 million / Netherlands: $483 million

Top Export Categories Petroleum, Coal Products, Chemicals, Transportation Equipment,

Computer & Electronic Products, and Paper

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8oHyk2kyI4

Emerging Middle Class - Changing Global Marketplace

Is your business ready to grow?

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Thank You!

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David Wilson, UPS Marketing

[email protected]/in/dewmarketing@dewMarketing


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