19 posts tagged with “carrier-strategy”

USPS reported a $2.5 billion fiscal third-quarter loss. Here is how parcel shippers can test cost, service, and carrier exposure before making network changes.

UPS is reducing Amazon parcel volume while growing Supply Chain Solutions. Learn how shippers should evaluate provider exposure by service line.

Amazon Shipping's parcel discounts can reduce residential delivery costs, but shippers need eligibility rules before diverting volume from incumbent carriers.

DHL's USPS contract shows why e-commerce shippers need parcel allocation rules across postal capacity, private networks, regional carriers, and failover options.

Freight layoffs and facility closures are not just labor headlines. They are early warnings that carrier coverage, service consistency, and backup capacity may be changing by lane.

Amazon's May 2026 opening of its logistics network to third-party shippers is the biggest structural shift in parcel delivery since the rise of FedEx and UPS. Here's what shippers need to know.

DHL eCommerce and USPS’s $10B-plus agreement shows why parcel strategy is shifting toward hybrid network design, postal injection, and stronger final-mile visibility.

Parcel carriers are prioritizing margin, automation, and pricing power, forcing shippers to rethink parcel contracts, diversification, and spend intelligence.

USPS financial pressure, parcel surcharges, and dimensional-reporting changes are turning postal dependency into a carrier contingency planning issue.

UPS is rapidly scaling USPS final-mile handoffs for Ground Saver. Here is what 977,000 daily parcels in Q1 and a Q2 ramp toward 1.5 million mean for economy parcel strategy.