Logistics market undergoing a “structural reset,” says Annual State of Logistics Report

The Supply Chain Xchange· June 19, 2026

The Annual State of Logistics Report indicates that the global logistics market is currently experiencing a "structural reset," marking a significant shift in industry dynamics. This transition suggests a move away from the volatility of recent years toward a new operational baseline for carriers and shippers alike. Understanding this reset is crucial for Logistics & Supply Chain professionals as they adapt their strategies to a changing economic and regulatory landscape.

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