Editor profile

Rajev Kapoor

Senior Editor, Freight & Trade Corridors

Rajev Kapoor covers cross-border freight dynamics across air, rail, and road networks. He investigates the expansion of global trade corridors and regional logistics connectivity.

rajev-kapoor@thelogisticsnews.org

Bylined articles

Logistics Technology

AI Logistics and Warehouse Automation: Restructuring Supply Chain Efficiency Under a 46.7% CAGR

The global AI logistics market is projected to expand at a compound annual growth rate of 46.7% from 2024 to 2033. Based on the Logistics Innovation Guide released by DHL Global, this article reviews the actual deployment of AI analytics and scheduling, warehouse automation, supply chain visibility, reverse logistics, and micro-fulfillment centers, and analyzes their impact on fulfillment cost structures, last-mile density, and supply chain resilience metrics.

Rajev Kapoor6 min read
Warehousing

Smart Warehousing in India: How Automation and IoT Improve Supply Chain Efficiency

India's industrial and warehousing leasing reached 36.9 million sq ft in 2025, with national warehousing stock at about 533 million sq ft; driven by the National Logistics Policy and PM GatiShakti, WMS, ASRS, warehousing robots, and IoT tracking are transforming warehousing from static facilities into supply chain efficiency nodes.

Rajev Kapoor8 min read
Trade Corridors

Multimodal transport corridors reshape the future of global trade: the competitive focus shifts beyond port gateways.

Global supply chains are shifting from efficiency-first to resilience-first, with multimodal transport corridors becoming the new engine of international trade. A DP World executive noted that the industry's competitive advantage has shifted from inter-port transportation to the capability to integrate inland networks beyond ports.

Rajev Kapoor3 min read
Freight & Transport

The global air cargo market is projected to reach $315.9 billion by 2035, driven by e-commerce and pharmaceutical cold chain growth.

The global air cargo market is expected to grow from $171.4 billion in 2025 to $315.9 billion by 2035, with a compound annual growth rate of 6.3%. Cross-border e-commerce, pharmaceutical cold chain, supply chain restructuring, and passenger-to-freighter conversion capacity expansion are the main driving forces, but fuel costs and infrastructure bottlenecks pose challenges.

Rajev Kapoor5 min read