Rising e-commerce to keep China logistics growth in double digits, Citi says

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Rising e-commerce to keep China logistics growth in double digits, Citi says

| Sep 23, 2014 1:01AM EDT
China’s logistics industry is expected to show double-digit growth over the next five years, continuing a trend of 21 percent compound annual growth since 1991 and driven by rising online shopping and a growing trend of outsourcing non-core activities.
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