FedEx suspends some Sunday deliveries – unlikely to appease angry contractors
FedEx is scaling back on Sunday deliveries in the US, retreating from unprofitable regions in ...
The continued growth of e-commerce sales has led to a commensurate increase in last-mile deliveries to consumers’ homes. And this, of course, has left logistics providers in turn licking their lips and lifting their arms in helplessness, as volumes outgrow individual company capacity. That has led to a lot of subcontracting of deliveries from 3PLs to smaller carriers. This feature from SupplyChain24/7 suggests that many carriers and logistics providers are contemplating investing in final-mile capacity. “Moving to an in-house last-mile solution ...
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