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News / US 'big four' deliver around 700 parcels every second as e-commerce soars

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The growth of e-commerce appears impervious to the ravages of inflation or supply chain disruption, and is expected to continue growing over the coming years.

While predictions for freight growth have been scaled back, parcel traffic is expected to grow between 5% and 10% a year ...

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