Logistics in Thailand - Transportation Edition (1)

A detailed introduction to the logistics situation in the Kingdom of Thailand, particularly regarding transportation, in a blog format!

The 2024 logistics issue in Japan marks the beginning of restrictions on the working hours of logistics workers, prompting various transformations. While there is an active movement towards automation in developed countries, what about developing countries? Japan continues to experience a declining population, and if nothing is done to stop it, the overall labor force in Japan is clearly set to decrease. There is already a significant reliance on inbound tourism and foreign workers, and it is necessary to recognize diversity while also incorporating automation and labor-saving measures. On the other hand, I am curious whether the working conditions for logistics workers in countries with growing populations are undergoing similar transformations as in Japan, or if they remain unchanged. In this article, I would like to discuss the logistics situation in Thailand, where many Japanese companies have established operations, particularly focusing on transportation. *For more detailed content, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for more information.*

Other conveying machines