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Italian Logistics Sector Facing Transformation

Analysis of the transformation of supply chains in Italy, highlighting cost increases, industry consolidation, and the growing importance of sustainability and technology.

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European UnionLabour MarketItalySustainabilitySupply ChainLogisticsCost

Centro Nazionale Per La Mobilità Sostenibile (Most)Fondazione Centro Studi Economia Della Logistica E Delle Infrastrutture (Cseli)Conftrasporto

Ferruccio Resta

What is the main goal of the Freight Insights Observatory?: The Freight Insights Observatory, a collaboration between MOST and CSELI, aims to address the lack of updated data on the logistics sector in Italy.
What cost increases have impacted the Italian logistics sector?: The study highlights significant cost increases in the logistics sector over the past five years, including energy (+31%), rent (+26%), labor (+13%), and the cost of money (+182%).
How has the number of logistics operators changed in Italy in recent years?: The increasing complexity and uncertainty have led to a contraction in the number of logistics operators, with a 35,000 reduction in companies since 2009, particularly impacting trucking and warehousing.
What is the trend in mergers and acquisitions within the Italian logistics sector?: The report shows a trend of consolidation through mergers and acquisitions (M&A), with 214 operations since 2015, focused on network consolidation and port terminal development.
What are the key areas of focus for companies in terms of sustainability and technology?: Companies are increasingly investing in technology, such as advanced traceability and risk management systems, and focusing on environmental sustainability through initiatives like fleet renewal and green building development.

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