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This paper aims to analyze empirically the effects of benevolence and credibility on logistics performance through supply chain collaboration in forwarding industry. In this study, we divide supply chain collaboration into three sub-dimensions which are cost/risk sharing, information sharing and benefit sharing and find out the causal relations between trust-benevolence and credibility- and logistics performance. Furthermore, we divide samples into two groups by the size of forwarding companies to compare causal relations between variables. We collected a data from forwarding companies in Korea and used PLS as the main statistical tool. The results are as follow. First, all hypotheses are accepted except two relations between credibility and benefit sharing, benefit sharing and logistics performance turned out to have minus relationship in small sized forwarding companies. Second, all hypotheses are accepted except three relations between benevolence and information sharing, credibility and benefit sharing, benefit sharing and logistics performance are rejected in large sized forwarding companies.