FedEx and Amazon partner-up again in new deal to move large parcels
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There are industry concerns over Amazon’s ventures into logistics, with one operator admitting it could find itself competing with the e-commerce giant.
Chief executive of DHL Express Ken Allen stood firm on his belief Amazon posed no threat to his company’s future, but told The Loadstar there was a potential threat on the domestic front.
“It could compete with Deutsche Post in Germany, but I don’t see it – at least immediately – offering a service from, say, Australia to Nigeria,” said Mr Allen.
“Therefore, ...
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