State of Logistics 2026 opens a survey in Brazil to map technology, electrification, sustainability, and logistics bottlenecks in Latin America.

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SimpliRoute Survey Aims to Expand Sector Data, Hear from Brazilian Professionals, and Deepen Analysis on Operational Efficiency, Technology, and Logistics Sustainability

SimpliRoute has opened the State of Logistics 2026 questionnaire for logistics professionals in Brazil. The survey seeks to gather sector responses to map technology, electrification, sustainability, and operational bottlenecks in Latin America.

In this context, the study aims to fill information gaps in a market that still faces low data standardization. According to SimpliRoute, this lack of organization hinders performance comparisons and more strategic decisions in logistics operations.

Study Expands Brazilian Participation in the 2026 Edition

In the 2025 edition, the State of Logistics recorded a 300% increase in company participation. In total, nearly 900 professionals in the field participated in the survey, according to SimpliRoute.

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Survey Seeks More Efficiency and Data for the Logistics Sector

According to Álvaro Echeverria, CEO of SimpliRoute, logistics still operates with little information standardization. Therefore, the State of Logistics aims to contribute to a more consistent data base in the sector.

At the same time, the survey offers respondents early access to the results. In this way, professionals will be able to receive strategic information to identify opportunities and optimize their operations.

International Partnership Strengthens the Survey

The State of Logistics is conducted by SimpliRoute in partnership with the Monterrey Institute of Technology, a globally recognized private institution in Mexico.

Finally, the annual study reinforces the importance of more structured data for logistics. After all, in a sector increasingly pressured by efficiency, technology, and sustainability, who will have the best answers for the upcoming challenges?

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State of Logistics 2026 opens a survey in Brazil to map technology, electrification, sustainability, and logistics bottlenecks in Latin America.

SimpliRoute Survey Aims to Expand Sector Data, Hear from Brazilian Professionals, and Deepen Analysis on Operational Efficiency, Technology, and Logistics Sustainability

Study Expands Brazilian Participation in the 2026 Edition

Survey Seeks More Efficiency and Data for the Logistics Sector

International Partnership Strengthens the Survey

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