Logistics Performance Index by Country 2025
Logistics Performance Index (LPI) Total Score (1-5)
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5 Countries with the Highest Logistics Performance Index
During the pandemic, and especially this last year, supply chain issues disrupted businesses and created shortages across many industries. It showed the importance of logistics to our global economy. The Logistics Performance ranks countries by considering several factors including customs, infrastructure, international shipments, logistics competence, timeliness, and tracking tracing.
Top 10 Countries with the Highest Logistics Performance Index
Country | Logistics Performance Index (LPI) Total Score (1-5) |
|---|---|
| Singapore | 4.3 |
| Finland | 4.2 |
| Germany | 4.1 |
| Netherlands | 4.1 |
| Switzerland | 4.1 |
| Denmark | 4.1 |
| Canada | 4.0 |
| Belgium | 4.0 |
| United Arab Emirates | 4.0 |
| Sweden | 4.0 |
Singapore is ranked first with a score of 4.30. Across all the evaluation areas, it ranked number one except for international shipments where it tied Hong Kong for second place. Finland is ranked second with a total score of 4.20. Interestingly, Finland was the country that beat out Singapore for the top international shipments score. Four countries tie for the next ranking with a score of 4.10: Germany, Netherlands, Switzerland, and Denmark.
The two countries with the lowest total scores are Afghanistan and Libya. Both have a 1.90. While Afghanistan scores higher in customs, logistics competence, and timeliness, Libya has stronger international shipments and tracking tracing. Both countries scored the same for infrastructure.
After Singapore, Switzerland and Denmark scored highest in the customs category. Both scored 4.10. In that same category, Somalia scored a 1.5, while Angola and Yemen each scored a 1.7.
For infrastructure, Switzerland came in second to Singapore with a score of 4.40. Germany and Canada both earned scores of 4.30. The lowest score for infrastructure was 1.70, scored by both Afghanistan and Libya. Yemen had the lowest score of 1.70 for international shipments, Somalia came in last with a score of 1.80 for logistics competence, and a score of 2.10 brought Angola and Cameroon to the bottom for timeliness.
The United States tied with South Korea with a score of 3.80 but beat out both China and the United Kingdom, both of which only scored 3.70. South Korea beat out the US slightly in customs and infrastructure, but the US scored slightly better at logistics competence and tracking tracing.
