In 2025, the logistics industry will continue to face significant challenges, including air cargo staff shortages, US-China trade tensions, and vulnerabilities in supply chains. While no single disruptor is expected to dominate, the skilled labor shortage is likely to be one of the most pressing issues. This shortage, compounded by immigration restrictions and outdated processes, is already impacting supply chains. Additionally, the ongoing shift toward automation will require skilled professionals to manage these transitions, making talent acquisition increasingly difficult. Trade relations between the US and China are also expected to remain a focal point. If the US imposes tariffs on China, a surge in shipments could be expected. Meanwhile, companies are increasingly turning to vertical integration to strengthen control and reliability within their supply chains.
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