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An important segment of the movement of U.S. international freight is the third-party logistics providers industry. The Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals defi nes thirdparty logistics (3PL) as the "outsourcing all or much of a...
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SOURCES: U.S. Department of Transportation, Research and Innovative Technology Administration, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,...
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NOTE: Although figures 5 and 6 are not to the same scale, they both show nearly a doubling of cargo, by weight, over identical time spans.
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Year U.S. share of world GDP (percent) U.S. share of world merchandise exports 1990 27.5 11.6 1991 26.8 12.1...Excel | CSV | Graphic Version
Year Revenues (Billion $) 1996 31 1997 34 1998 40 1999 45 2000 57 2001 65 2002 71 2003...Excel | CSV
Providers Gross revenues (millions) DHL Supply Chain & Global Forwarding 37,100 DB Schenker Logistics 21,000 Kuehne & Nagel 20,087 Nippon Express 19...Excel | CSV | Table Version
NOTE: The U.S. data were converted from short ton-miles to ton-kilometers. To convert short ton-miles to metric ton-...
Ray H. LaHood Secretary
Research and Innovative Technology AdministrationPeter H. Appel Administrator
Bureau of Transportation StatisticsSteven D. Dillingham, Ph.D. Director
Steven K. Smith, Ph.D. Deputy...
A significant proportion of global freight originates from the world's leading economies.
In 2008, the world's top five economies by Gross Domestic Product GDP-the United States, Japan...
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(Ranked by 2008 GDP)
Rank in 1995 Rank in 2000 Rank in 2008 Country Billions of current U.S. $ Share of global GDP (percent) 1995 2000 2008...