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With e-commerce fulfillment as a catalyst, both the third-party logistics and cold storage warehousing market in North America continue to post healthy gains.

With e-commerce fulfillment as a catalyst, both the third-party logistics and cold storage warehousing market in North America continue to post healthy gains.

With supply chains in disarray and the labor shortage persisting, companies across the board are turning to automatic identification and data capture (AIDC) solutions to help them work smarter, better and faster.

With this year’s Top 20 based on 2020 revenues, a challenging pandemic year, it’s perhaps no surprise the bottom-line total for the suppliers on our list dipped slightly, but by less than 2%. Some suppliers managed growth, since even in the pandemic year there were goods to move to consumers and e-commerce warehouses at the pallet level.

This year’s list shows growth in a trying year, fueled by the e-commerce surge and a corresponding need to step up the automation of fulfillment centers.

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Battling the impacts of the global pandemic and handling a massive surge in e-commerce orders, North American third-party logistics providers saw their business remain fairly even in 2020 while the e-commerce portion grew by 28% over 2019.

As warehouse and DC operators find new ways to manage the impacts of the global pandemic, automatic identification and data capture solutions continue to play an important role in their digital transformation journeys.

The North American lift truck market was down slightly in 2019, but still saw some growth and ranked as the third-best year yet.

Now valued at more than $15 billion, the supply chain management software sector posted impressive growth in 2019, with some interesting shifts taking place among the Top 10 players in the space.

Although the coming year promises to paint a different picture, the industry continued to build upon record growth in 2019

Here’s what shippers are asking for and how suppliers are delivering on those requests to make totes, bins and containers that can meet the rigors of today’s warehousing and DC environments.

As the heavy hitters continue steady growth, robotics, automation and artificial intelligence are helping propel smaller players upward.

Looking ahead to the future can be scary but it can also be exciting, too. When it comes to the supply chain, though, it falls into the latter category, especially when looking at the 2020 predictions for the supply chain, which were issued this week by Framingham, Mass.-based market research and consulting firm IDC.

As the modern warehouse continues to evolve, ADC equipment and the companies that develop it are playing pivotal roles in its progression.

Focused on enhancing productivity, gaining efficiencies and improving labor utilization in the warehouse and DC, companies buoy the lift truck market by continuing to invest in both electric and internal combustion vehicles.

The technology that drives today’s supply chains is getting stronger, better and faster thanks to an innovative group of suppliers pushing the envelope.

Records continue to topple as the industry achieves robust, global and nearly universal growth.

Modern’s look at the largest 3PL and refrigerated facilities by size shows continued strength for both markets.