
U.S. logistics companies based on net revenue 2022
Key U.S. logistics companies
Consumers in the United States are benefiting from the multiplicity of transport modes available in our increasingly connected world. The most widely used haulage modes include road and rail transport, as well as ship transport and aviation. Once customers place an order for an item, they trigger a vast array of services going beyond the simple delivery of parcels. Logistics companies offer the integration of information flow through supply chain management software, warehousing, packaging and material handling, as well as forwarding, returned goods management and brokerage. The actual forwarding may be done by using several transport modes across multiple territories.
In the 2022 ranking, UPS Supply Chain Solutions was the second-largest logistics company in the United States. With a customer base including Philips Healthcare, Pratt Whitney, and Triumph Motorcycles, the Georgia-based forwarder is a subsidiary of United Parcel Service, a company that generated over 97 billion U.S. dollars in revenue in its 2021 fiscal year and employed around 534,000 truckers, pilots, crew members, mechanics, office workers, and managers.