48 posts tagged with “parcel”

UPS is investing more than $2 billion in international, healthcare, and supply chain operations. Here is how shippers should measure whether the network expansion improves service.

The USPS 2026 peak increase begins October 4. Build a parcel surcharge calendar that models shipment-level exposure and carrier-switch thresholds.

USPS and UPS network changes show why parcel shippers need a tender-level cost ledger to connect transportation expense, service, and profitability.

Parcel shippers should prepare now for the 2028 UPS–Teamsters negotiation with carrier qualification, volume caps, scenario data, and clear reallocation triggers.

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 simplifying shipping for small businesses, but clean address, package, service, and promise data must come before faster label creation.

Parcel carrier diversification can reduce cost and risk—but only when shippers normalize fuel surcharges, accessorials, service, and performance.

A promise-variance scorecard reveals the late-tail failures that average transit time hides and helps shippers match each parcel to the right carrier.

DHL Express is lowering its U.S. import and export fuel-surcharge calculations by two percentage points. Here is how international parcel shippers can test the real invoice impact.

DHL's Venipak acquisition expands its Baltic parcel network, but shippers need data and service controls to manage the integration safely.