In an issue from 2009, we reviewed six basic principles of contracting and, in particular, how these rules apply when contracting for transportation services. In this issue, we’re sharing th,Articles

With recent tariffs and higher operating costs eroding profit margins, shippers and logistics service providers (LSPs) alike are seeking ways to stand out from their competitors to retain and grow...

Imagine this scenario: A manufacturer of health and beauty products partners with a third-party logistics provider (3PL) to handle their fulfillment operations. During their startup phase, the 3PL...

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Postal Service today launched its bidding website to accept proposals for entry to its valuable last-mile delivery network. More than 18,000 USPS destination delivery,News

Packaging has evolved far beyond being a simple protective shell for products. In the digital-first era, it has become a powerful medium of interaction, sustainability, traceability, and consu,Arti...

An e-commerce platform where individual sellers with personal storefronts sell handmade or vintage items in the tradition of an open craft fair probably never expected their success to be defi,Arti...

Consumers today expect shipping that’s fast, affordable, and environmentally responsible, often all at once. Meeting those expectations is no small feat. Delivery has become an extension of brand...

E-commerce continues to grow following a boost in 2018 and again with the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. To capitalize on the continued growth with online shopping and demand for same/next day del,Arti...

In 2025, the small parcel shipping market hasn’t just evolved — it has reshaped itself entirely. Shippers today are operating in a fragmented, fast-moving landscape where pricing complexit,Articles

If you are a brand selling a product, at some point, you’ve had to figure out how you are going to store inventory and ship it to your customers. If you’re an established company, the odds,Articles

The False Claims Act (FCA) is a federal statute that traces its roots to the 14th century in England. As we will see, it is very much alive and well in 2025 in the United States. The,Articles

Many companies assume their parcel agreement is performing well. Discounts seem competitive, service levels appear stable, and invoices are generally paid without issue. Or even worse, they ta,Arti...

As 2025 comes to a close, the parcel industry looks very different from where it began. Carrier earnings calls from UPS, FedEx, and DHL have made one thing clear: growth is no longer about vol,Arti...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is significantly transforming parcel management. Generative AI agents are automating supply chain activities in most industries. Tools like advanced algorithms and,Arti...

As the holiday season marches on, economists, retailers, and delivery companies are closely monitoring consumer behavior for signals of how Americans are spending. DHL eCommerce has a front-ro,Arti...

With recent tariffs and higher operating costs eroding profit margins, shippers and logistics service providers (LSPs) alike are seeking ways to stand out from their competitors to retain and grow...

The rapid expansion of global e-commerce has placed sustainability at the forefront of packaging strategies. As consumers grow increasingly conscious of environmental issues, businesses are re,Arti...

As the 2025 holiday season approaches, U.S. e-commerce businesses are doubling down on strategies that prioritize customer trust, speed, and personalization. According to DHL eCommerce’s latest...

In today’s fast-paced supply chain environment, technology evolves faster than most facilities are built. Fulfillment systems that once operated efficiently can quickly become outdated as cu,Articles