Top 10 Freight Forwarders Worldwide

Economic globalization is becoming increasingly apparent, and global business contacts are becoming more frequent. Promote the rapid development of global freight forwarding, the market prospects of the freight forwarding industry are good. Freight forwarding companies are gradually increasing, so what is the ranking of the world's top ten freight forwarding companies? Let's take a look at the world's top ten freight forwarding companies.

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NO1: DHL (German DHL Express Service Company)

DHL Express Logistics is a subsidiary of a German company called Deutsche Post DHL. DHL provides solutions for individual and corporate customers, including warehousing and distribution, customs, insurance, supply chain solutions, freight and industrial sector solutions. Today, DHL has more than 325,000 employees and operates in three important regions: the Americas, Asia Pacific, and Europe. In fiscal 2016, the company's global revenue was 57 billion euros. DHL is also the number one global freight forwarder.

NO2: UPS (United Parcel Service of United States)

UPS Supply Chain Solutions is an American logistics company founded in 1907. Its services now include contract logistics, consulting services, industry solutions, transportation and freight, and customs brokerage. The company is mainly engaged in logistics services in medical, industrial manufacturing, aerospace, automotive, customer service, professional services, high-tech and other industries. Ups achieved $ 61 billion in annual revenue last year, thanks to growing domestic and international package delivery services as shoppers increasingly shift spending to e-commerce platforms such as Amazon and eBay. UPS Supply Chain Solutions is one of the top ten third-party logistics companies worldwide and in the United States.

NO3: FedEX (FedEx)

Founded in 1971, FedEx is an American company headquartered in Memphis, Tennessee. The company has 325,000 employees worldwide. Its core services include postal, express delivery, third-party logistics and freight forwarding. The company is known for delivering packages overnight and inventing a real-time package tracking system that can also find lost packages. In 2017, FedEx generated more than $ 60 billion in revenue.

NO4: SNCF (French National Railways)

SNCF Group is a French state-owned railway company that employs 180,000 employees around the world and provides expertise in five areas: freight, supply chain optimization, road transportation, express delivery and contract logistics. The company transports 3 million cars annually and has 3,200 trucks and vans in the STVA fleet.

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NO5: Kuehne + Nagel

?Kuehne + Nagel was founded in Bremen, Germany in 1890. The company is currently headquartered in Switzerland and provides supply chain solutions for the aerospace, FMCG, hospitality, marine and forest industries. Their product and service portfolio includes air, sea, land, contract logistics and integrated logistics. The company is also considered to be one of the best shipping agents in the world, achieving double-digit year-on-year growth.

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NO6: DB Schenker (Global International Freight Forwarders (China) Co., Ltd.)

Schenker is a subsidiary of German rail operator Deutsche Bahn. The Schenck Group specializes in providing customized solutions for complex industries such as oil and gas, aerospace, marine components, and solar energy. Except for the formal industry. The company employs approximately 95,700 people and serves more than 2,000 locations around the world.

NO7: Nippon Express (Japan Express)

Nippon Express was founded in 1937 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. Nippon Express has more than 33,153 employees in the Americas, Europe, Africa and Asia. The company is a one-stop solution provider for procurement logistics and distribution logistics. Japanese express companies specialize in transporting heavy goods and handle installation and construction projects in Japan and abroad.

NO8: C.H. Robinson (Robinson Global Freight Co., Ltd.)

?C.H. Robinson was founded in 1905 and is headquartered in Minnesota. The company is a third-party logistics provider, which means that the company maintains its business by partnering with 66,000 transportation suppliers worldwide, including contract car companies, railway companies, air cargo companies and water transportation companies.

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NO9: CEVA (Jihua Logistics)

???CEVA, formerly known as TNT, was established in Australia in 1946. CEVA provides services at 950 locations worldwide. It targets the automotive, technology, healthcare, retail, and energy sectors. CEVA provides air, sea and ground transportation. It generated approximately $ 7 billion in revenue in 2017.

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NO10: panalpina

???panalpina is a Swiss logistics company founded in 1935. Today, the Panalpina Group has 500 offices in 70 countries and partner companies in another 90 countries. It provides logistics services in nine core industries-fashion, manufacturing, telecommunications, automotive, chemicals, consumer and retail, energy, high-tech, and perishable.