Express Delivery Market Demand Would Increase Rapidly
Express Delivery Market – Delivering products at great speed
- Express delivery is a quick parcel delivery service for which the customer pays a considerable amount. It is a facility for international and domestic mail. It is mostly regulated by the postal management of the country where the delivery takes place.
- It is used to deliver non-palletized parcels in limited amount of weight. These include documents, parcels, and letters to various customers such as retail customers, business customers, and government agencies in specific destinations.
- Rapid growth in domestic and international trade, and overall economic growth are the key factors driving the demand for express delivery across the globe.
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Global Express Delivery Market: Dynamics
Growth in E-commerce
Rapid growth in urbanization and rise in disposable income of consumers are driving the e-commerce industry. Inclination toward online services owing to the rise in usage of smartphone devices has resulted in growth of trade through online portals. This, in turn, has been driving the global express delivery industry. Increase in Internet penetration has led to a rise in last-mile delivery services. Additionally, prominent e-commerce players such as Amazon are focusing on improvement of their speed of delivery and reach. Thus, these companies are investing significantly in express delivery services.
Increase in Value-added Services
Major players operating in the express delivery services have changed their business models with deeper engagement in customer relationship in order to provide a varied range of value-added services in domestic, cross border, and inter-regional trades. These include sorting and grading of products, packaging, picking, order processing through storage, management information systems (MIS), analytics services in mobile tracking applications, logistics supply chain, online tracking of parcels, e-mail alerts and SMS, and hub-to-spoke collection centers.