For years, parcel shippers have relied on static, multi-year carrier contracts – agreements that promised predictable rates and stability. However, between fluctuating fuel costs, demand swi... View More
When the largest manufacturing and supply chain trade event of 2026, MODEX, returns to Atlanta on April 13 it will include over 1,000 exhibitors from leading solution providers and a comp... View More
Consumers today expect shipping that’s fast, affordable, and environmentally responsible, often all at once. Meeting those expectations is no small feat. Delivery has become an extension of brand... View More
In 2025, the small parcel shipping market hasn’t just evolved — it has reshaped itself entirely. Shippers today are operating in a fragmented, fast-moving landscape where pricing complexit
An e-commerce platform where individual sellers with personal storefronts sell handmade or vintage items in the tradition of an open craft fair probably never expected their success to be defi... View More
The False Claims Act (FCA) is a federal statute that traces its roots to the 14th century in England. As we will see, it is very much alive and well in 2025 in the United States. The... View More
Many companies assume their parcel agreement is performing well. Discounts seem competitive, service levels appear stable, and invoices are generally paid without issue. Or even worse, they ta... View More
Each year, General Rate Increases (GRIs) and other increasingly regular updates add new layers of complexity to parcel shipping. 2026 is no exception. The upcoming year is shaping up to be one... View More
As 2025 comes to a close, the parcel industry looks very different from where it began. Carrier earnings calls from UPS, FedEx, and DHL have made one thing clear: growth is no longer about vol... View More
Retail is full of beautiful frontends. We know, we build a lot of them. Brands pour care into their storefronts, photography, copy and campaigns. It is the part of e-commerce that is easy to a... View More
In 2025, supply chain costs have been climbing faster than ever. Global disruptions, from geopolitical tensions to unpredictable shipping delays, are squeezing margins, while energy price fluctuations
As the holiday season marches on, economists, retailers, and delivery companies are closely monitoring consumer behavior for signals of how Americans are spending. DHL eCommerce has a front-ro... View More
We expect most retail holiday items to be more expensive this year as the result of normal inflation, which is now running at 3%, as well as increased tariffs, including the elimination of the... View More
Retail’s physical footprint is becoming its greatest logistics asset. As e-commerce growth stabilizes and shipping costs rise, large retailers are pivoting from centralized fulfillment cente... View More
In today’s fast-paced supply chain environment, technology evolves faster than most facilities are built. Fulfillment systems that once operated efficiently can quickly become outdated as cu... View More
Postal Service continues to offer great values for shipping and reliable service to the American people.Pricing actions are part of a balanced approach under the Postal Service’s 10-year tra... View More
As the 2025 holiday season approaches, U.S. e-commerce businesses are doubling down on strategies that prioritize customer trust, speed, and personalization. According to DHL eCommerce’s latest stud
With recent tariffs and higher operating costs eroding profit margins, shippers and logistics service providers (LSPs) alike are seeking ways to stand out from their competitors to retain and grow mar
While duties imposed earlier this year remain technically in force, recent court rulings have put these tariffs in limbo. A federal court declared many of the tariffs unlawful under emergency... View More
Promotions don’t fail because of bad ideas; they fail because of bad execution. You can have the best creative concept in the world, but if your fulfillment strategy can’t keep up, the whole
