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EPISODE · Jan 4, 2023 · 50 MIN

Ep 286: Major delivery trends in 2023

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Three delivery experts join me to talk about the trends that will shape e-commerce and delivery in 2023. Thiemo van Spellen, Group Global Accounts Managing Director at DPDgroup, discusses: Impact of geopolitical events on parcel industry Ecommerce growth trends Finding balance between managing price pressure and dealing with cost increases Retailers looking for cross-border growth Second-hand / second life marketplaces Sustainability and the circular economy Optimising end-to-end value chain Improving cross-border returns Ann Snitko, Chief Product Development Officer at Omnic, covers: How delivery is changing Autonomous transport being used in logistics B2B sharing economy Delivery robots Hyperlocal delivery Growth in parcel locker networks Parcel locker partnerships David Spottiswood, co-founder at Hurricane Commerce, gives us the low-down on changes affecting cross-border delivery: Regulation and compliance in international parcels Governments demanding greater visibility of cross-border parcels National governments seeking revenue ICS2 Airlines demanding full and correct data for all shipments STOP Act (USA) Collecting accurate customs data for parcels Protecting market share Sustainability  

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