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Online Grocery Shoppers Will Pay for Fast Service — But Not Enough
The conventional notion about online shoppers is that they want it now, and they want it for free. But a new study refutes that assumption, at least partially.
Photo: Bloomberg
Trucker Shortage’s Latest Casualty: Cheap Prices
America’s trucker shortage is about to hit consumers right where it hurts: in the kitty litter.
0301 Trucker
Amazon, Facing Pressure, Agrees to New Environmental Disclosures
For years, the world’s biggest e-commerce company has resisted pressure from investors and other stakeholders to disclose more information about its environmental impact.
Source: Bloomberg
The Ins and Outs of Shipping to and From Canada
A message to U.S. companies shipping to and from Canada: It’s a separate country.
0215 The Insand Outs
From Same-Day to Same-Hour Delivery: An Outlook
The state of last-mile logistics is in flux, with new vendors popping up in each corner of the market offering delivery solutions for a wide variety of locations, fees, time windows and services options.
Flexible Online Fulfillment and the ‘Power of Two’ in Canada
This solution allows Canadian sellers to reach major urban markets for next-day delivery.
How to Navigate ‘Direct to Consumer’
Going direct-to-consumer makes good business sense, but it calls for a different level of supply chain preparedness.
0221 Howto Navigate Direct
Global Small-Parcel Market Growth Will Remain Strong in 2019
Led by the growth in e-commerce — and despite some political risks — the market will benefit from both consumer and business demands.
Amazon Delivery: Should Shipping and Fulfillment Businesses Be Worried?
It seems that every year we can expect Amazon to test a new delivery service.
Source: Bloomberg
American Chain Restaurants Had a Tough Year and 2019 Looks Worse
After facing stagnant sales and weak customer traffic in 2018, U.S. restaurants will encounter more headwinds next year, including rising food and wage costs.
The Importance of Last-Mile Facilities in the Supply Chain
Whether it’s one-day, same-day or one-hour shipping, how can retailers fulfill delivery promises?
0912 Four Forces Transforming Logistics
Instacart Is Breaking Up With Whole Foods, Thanks to Amazon
In 2014, when Instacart was a younger grocery-delivery startup, Whole Foods was its first major relationship. A lot has changed since then.
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