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Logistics 100 | Freight Brokerage | Dry Storage Warehousing | Refrigerated Warehousing | Dedicated | Ocean Freight | Airfreight
Top Ocean Freight Forwarders
Rank | Company | Headquarters | Ocean Containers |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Kuehne + Nagel | Switzerland | 4,338,000 |
2 | Sinotrans Ltd. | China | 4,309,000 |
3 | DHL Supply Chain & Global Forwarding | Germany | 3,089,000 |
4 | DSV A/S | Denmark | 2,519,295 |
5 | DB Schenker | Germany | 1,744,000 |
6 | Nippon Express | Japan | 1,698,161 |
7 | LX Pantos | South Korea | 1,537,000 |
8 | C.H. Robinson Worldwide | United States | 1,353,750 |
9 | Kerry Logistics | Hong Kong | 1,261,775 |
10 | Ceva Logistics | France | 1,150,000 |
11 | Geodis | France | 961,084 |
12 | Hellmann Worldwide Logistics | Germany | 920,000 |
13 | CIMC Wetrans Logistics Technology | China | 884,734 |
14 | Worldwide Logistics Group | China | 871,373 |
15 | CTS International Logistics | China | 837,548 |
16 | Fr. Meyer's Sohn | Germany | 800,000 |
17 | Expeditors International of Washington | United States | 791,700 est |
18 | Kintetsu World Express | Japan | 724,129 |
19 | OOCL Logistics | Hong Kong | 680,000 |
20 | Yusen Logistics | Japan | 661,000 |
21 | Savino Del Bene | Italy | 645,000 est |
22 | Maersk Logistics | Denmark | 635,000 est |
23 | Bollore Logistics | France | 610,000 |
24 | AllCargo Logistics | India | 604,500 |
25 | Van Donge & de Roo | Netherlands | 600,000 est |
26 | Logwin AG | Luxembourg | 571,000 |
27 | Cargo Services Far East | Hong Kong | 526,000 est |
28 | UPS Supply Chain Solutions | United States | 525,000 est |
29 | Toll Group | Australia | 494,200 est |
30 | Mondiale VGL | New Zealand | 485,034 |
31 | Asia Shipping Transportes Internacionais | Brazil | 477,184 |
32 | Logisteed | Japan | 424,000 |
33 | Honour Lane Shipping | Hong Kong | 401,986 |
34 | Noatum Logistics | Spain | 401,794 |
35 | Scan Global Logistics A/S | Denmark | 400,000 |
36 | Long Sail International Logistics | China | 380,500 |
37 | Flexport | United States | 350,000 |
38 | CJ Logistics | South Korea | 345,803 |
39 | Manuport Logistics | Belgium | 329,000 |
40 | Alonso Forwarding | Spain | 327,427 |
41 | Mainfreight Ltd. | New Zealand | 326,570 |
42 | Taewoong Logistics | South Korea | 313,331 |
43 | Cargo-Partner | Austria | 290,000 est |
44 | PSA BDP | United States | 286,158 |
45 | Dachser | Germany | 286,000 |
46 | Seko Logistics | United States | 285,900 est |
47 | EV Cargo | Hong Kong | 270,000 |
48 | Clasquin | France | 260,716 |
49 | AWOT Global Logistics Group | China | 260,000 |
50 | Ligentia Group | United Kingdom | 250,000 |
51 | De Well Group | China | 218,110 |
52 | Nissin Corp. | Japan | 214,400 est |
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