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Brazil Transport & Logistics 2011

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Brazil - a market undergoing unprecedented growth

Brazil is South America's leading economic power and by far the region’s largest and most populous country. With vast natural resources and a large labour pool at its disposal, Brazil continues to pursue an aggressive growth strategy which includes the development of its interior.

As with the rest of South America, Brazil's transport infrastructure has not kept up with the growth the country has experienced in the past few years. The government has introduced plans for improvements and private companies and logistics providers have invested in Brazil's ifrastructure. Still, the World Economic Forum recently described Brazil's infrastructure as “appalling”.

Many international logistics providers have invested heavily in Brazil, betting on its long term growth potential. However, not all are being successful due to the very competitive nature of its logistics industry.

 

What will you learn from Brazil Transport & Logistics 2011?

Brazil Transport & Logistics 2011 provides a comprehensive view of the market, addressing all the major issues throughout the region. Amongst others, it answers the following questions:

  • What are the major transport infrastructure challenges facing the Brazilian economy?
  • Who are the leading local providers of express and logistics services?
  • What are the best logistics opportunities in Brazil?
  • How developed are the sea, air, road, inland waterway and rail sectors and what are their prospects for future growth?
  • How quickly have the express, contract logistics and freight forwarding markets grown?
  • What are their forecasts for future growth?
  • How is Brazil’s trade structured—who is its major trading partners and what the most important commodities shipped?
  • How is Brazil rated in terms of logistics performance?

This report is specifically written to provide easily accessible and understandable information to:

  • Consultants and Financial Analysts
  • Logistics Directors and Managers
  • Marketing Directors and Managers
  • Knowledge and Research Managers
  • As well as all C-level executives.

It is especially appropriate to:

  • Global Manufacturers & Retailers
  • Express and Logistics companies
  • Airlines
  • Shipping Lines
  • Transport equipment manufacturers
  • Consultancies
  • Banks
  • Industrial property developers
  • Governmental organizations

Market trends, developments, size and forecasts

Brazil Transport & Logistics 2011 contains analysis of the latest trends and developments affecting the region. It provides insight into the key transportation sectors (air, sea, road and rail), detailing the challenges which face the region and problems of under investment.

The report also contains market sizing data, forecasts and analysis of the Express, Contract Logistics and Freight Forwarding (sea and air freight) segments. These take into account the recent economic developments in the region.

 

Brazil’s transport and logistics infrastructure

Brazil is facing mounting pressure to improve and expand the country's infrastructure. Brazil's road infrastructure is lacking, maritime shipping suffers from insufficient capacity and Brazil has completely overlooked its almost 50,000 km of navigable riers for alternative freight transportation.

The report provides a critique of Brazil’s transport infrastructure. It includes maps and details of the Brazilian ports, airports, road and rail sector as well as background information on trade. This includes commodities shipped and the major trading partners as well as general economic performance.

 

Logistics Service Provider profiles and supply-side trends

Brazil Transport & Logistics 2011 includes profiles of the leading local market players, including shipping lines, airlines, express, freight forwarding and logistics service providers.

In addition to the ‘local heroes’, the report also profiles the operations of major international companies in Brazil including DHL, FedEx, UPS, TNT, Schenker, Damco, Agility and many more.

 

How to buy Brazil Transport & Logistics 2011

Brazil Transport & Logistics 2011, price £495.00, can be purchased online. It can be purchased in conjunction with Argentina Transport & Logistics 2011 and Chile Transport & Logistics 2011 for the special price of £1095 call us to arrange bundle purchase.

Alternatively contact Mike Nordmann, E: mnordmann@transportintelligence.com or Sarah Smith, E: ssmith@transportintelligence.com, T: +44 (0) 1666 519900.

 

 

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