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Supply Chain Dive

Indianapolis, IN, United States

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Past articles by Max:

Geodis to lay off 107 Pennsylvania workers as client moves operations outside US

Customers moving operations elsewhere was also the reason behind two mass layoffs at a company facility in 2022. → Read More

Shopify execs say Deliverr is key in building fulfillment network distinct from Amazon

An asset-light network of warehouse partners will help the company build its capabilities for merchants in a more cost-effective manner, its CFO said. → Read More

Smaller parcel carriers use platform, software partnerships for growth

Competing in digital spaces will be just as critical for FedEx and UPS competitors as expanding their presence in the physical world. → Read More

Target to roll out drive-up returns nationwide

The retailer expects the offering will reduce expenses for mail-in returns and provide more resale opportunities. → Read More

CEVA Logistics to lay off 142 workers at its Nashville campus

The third-party logistics company said it's adjusting due to changes in a customer's operations, and that a majority of those affected are being offered other positions. → Read More

Amazon pulls back from UPS as it builds out logistics empire

While UPS' priorities have shifted, Amazon’s capabilities have transformed. But both face obstacles that could complicate plans to reduce business with each other. → Read More

Walmart’s store-fulfilled delivery sales nearly triple in two years

The retail giant has been expanding its delivery capabilities in recent years amid the e-commerce boom. → Read More

FedEx Express to lean on third-party carriers for less urgent shipments

The growth in deferred packages has given the delivery giant incentive to overhaul its network in a bid for long-term savings. → Read More

FedEx preps revamp of operations, networks for long-term savings

As demand plummets, the delivery giant seeks to save billions of dollars through its DRIVE program and Network 2.0. → Read More

Pitney Bowes wants heavier parcels in its network to boost profits

With per-parcel revenues and margins lower than planned, the shipping and mailing company is looking to tip the scales back in its favor. → Read More

UPS’ RFID initiative to expand to rest of US network in 2023

The RFID technology eliminates manual scans, reduces misloads and accelerates parcel throughput, executives said. → Read More

FedEx Express, pilots union make progress in federal mediation talks

The focus of the contract negotiations has narrowed down to pay and contract duration, as the parties came to an agreement on retirement issues. → Read More

FedEx Ground to use Express for Hawaii deliveries, pickups

The move follows a similar shift in Alaska in October and is “based on the unique characteristics of these markets,” the company said. → Read More

Patent Pending: Choosing when to deploy AVs, using drones in intermodal transit

Amazon and UPS have some unusual ideas on how to integrate autonomous vehicles and other technology into their operations. → Read More

‘We can work this out’: UPS CEO optimistic on Teamsters negotiations

The union threatened to strike if a deal isn't reached by July 31. Carol Tomé said tweaks to the existing contract should be enough. → Read More

Will UPS workers strike? What shippers should know about Teamsters contract talks

The carrier's sprawling delivery network will be at risk unless a deal is reached by July 31. → Read More

Why shippers will add more FedEx and UPS competitors to their carrier mix in 2023

Interest in last mile alternatives is up. Experts say Amazon could take advantage by launching a competing service. → Read More

Logistics layoffs signal industry-wide culling, leave seasoned talent available

Flexport and C.H. Robinson won’t be the last big names to cut jobs as industry demand shrinks, experts say. → Read More

Bottleneck at LA distribution center eats away at Dr. Martens earnings

The footwear retailer found itself overwhelmed with inventory after orders arrived earlier than anticipated. → Read More

Amazon’s new capacity management system lets sellers bid for more storage space

The reservation feature's goal is to give businesses more control over their Fulfillment by Amazon capacity "while limiting unproductive use," an executive said. → Read More