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Last Mile Delivery: Page 29
Watch: Henkel Previews Two Panels at Home Delivery World 2023
John Schilli, director of transportation with Henkel, previews two presentations by the company, on consumer packaged goods transportation and diversity in the last mile, at Home Delivery World 2023 in Philadelphia.
Center for Post Carbon Logistics Appoints Sustainable Logistics Fellow for Sail Freight
Vogel's mission is expanding and strengthening the logistical backbone of a sustainable sail freight network of distribution, storage, transport, and fulfillment services.
Multi-Carrier Matters: Strategies for E-Commerce and DTC Shippers
Shippers seeking greater control over their transportation spend are increasingly turning to a multi-carrier strategy.
Hyundai Motor, LG to Build $4.3bn EV Battery Factory in U.S.
The announcement comes a month after Hyundai announced that it would build an EV battery factory with SK On, another South Korean battery maker.
California’s Green-Fuel Program Stifles Other Investments
Carbon-credit markets have emerged among the main tools used to fight global warming, but the details need adjusting for the impact of supply and demand.
UPS, Teamsters Open High-Stakes U.S. Labor Talks
The Teamsters said they would refuse to negotiate until UPS signed regional supplement contracts with the union. But, to date, two regional supplemental agreements remain unresolved.
U.S. Truck Drivers Push for Better Working Conditions: ‘We’ve Lost Our Patience’
Adjusted for inflation, the average pay for a truck driver in the U.S. in 1980 was about $110,000 annually, compared with about $48,000 in 2023.
Courier Giant SF Picks Banks for $3 Billion Hong Kong Listing
Founded in Shunde of Guangdong province in 1993, SF Express covers almost all of China, while its international express business covers 98 countries.
Flexport Set to Rival Amazon with Purchase of Shopify Logistics Operations
The digital-focused operator is buying Shopify’s logistics business, including the Deliverr technology platform and dozens of warehouses and sorting centers.
Autonomous Delivery Solutions Aren’t One-Size-Fits-All
Autonomous delivery services come in many shapes and kinds, none of which provides a one-size-fits-all solution.
Why the Supply Chain Is the New Customer Experience
The modern-day supply chain isn’t just about delivering product, but doing so in an efficient and sustainable way.
Senate Votes to Overturn Biden’s Anti-Smog Rules for Big Rigs
Trucking companies and congressional critics argued the rules, estimated to cost about $2,500 to $8,300 per vehicle, were too expensive, and came amid driver shortages and supply-chain woes.
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