Snapshots
Demand from 3PL users stabilizing to pre-COVID levels
June 27, 2023
Contributors:
- Kelsey Rogers
- Mehtab Randhawa
- Elizabeth Keiger
- Excess inventory from supply chain disruptions and the ability to efficiently manage procurement and fulfillment activities for their end users enabled demand from 3PL users to increase by 36.1% from 2020 to 2022.
- However, the recent slow-down in e-commerce leasing, economic uncertainty, and less favorable market conditions softened demand from 3PL users towards the tail end of 2022. Consumers are being more cautious with their spending habits, and in turn companies are reducing their inventories, resulting in a shift in demand and logistical needs.
- Despite a decrease in leasing momentum the outlook for 3PL’s remains optimistic. Demand from the industry is expected to normalize to pre-COVID levels, but not fall below the initial threshold. Future disruptors and growth drivers for the industry include autonomous and electric vehicles as well as new technology and drones inside the box.
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