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UPS Extends Special Commodities Program to 20 Destinations
UPS has expanded its International Special Commodities (ISC) program with the addition of 20 destinations.
Savvy Strategies for International Mailing and Shipping
Billions of transactions around the world everyday connect buyers and sellers in the online marketplace. This globally connected marketplace demands and deserves a sound international mailing and shipping protocol.
Paquetexpress Launches LTL Service Between Mexico, U.S. Southeast
Paquetexpress, a courier, messenger and consolidated freight carrier based in Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico, has developed a new service linking 99 Mexican destinations with the southeast region of the U.S.
Online Shoppers Want More Flexibility, Alternate Delivery Locations and More Payment Options, Study Finds
Online shoppers around the world want the ability to search and shop on multiple channels and devices, expect to see alternate delivery and payment options, and when it comes to shipping and returns, "free" is a driving factor to complete the sale.
Your Omnichannel Strategy Is Failing? Blame the Supply Chain.
Although the term "omnichannel" has become most associated with success in retail and consumer goods, few companies are confident in their omnichannel abilities, according to a new study by Ernst & Young and the Consumer Goods Forum. They blame the supply chain.
Dimensional Weight Pricing - Change for the Better?
In 2015 we will see a change to how all UPS and FedEx shippers pay for ground packages. No longer based simply on physical weight, dimensional (DIM) weight pricing takes into account the exterior package size which is the amount of space a package occupies when in the cargo area of a transport vehicle. – Paul Steiner, Vice President of Strategic Analysis, Spend Management Experts
Consumer Products Companies Can Be Multichannel, Too
Analyst Insight: Consumer products companies are making far greater use of alternative sales channels than ever before. They are proactively reaching out to customers, whether in B2B or B2C environments, to gain share of mind and increase sales. Consumer products companies have also become much more active using their own websites and utilizing marketplaces as a means to increase their product's visibility and availability to potential customers. – Bruce Tompkins, Executive Director, Tompkins Supply Chain Consortium
Potential Drone Operators Fly Into Flak from FAA
The U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration has unveiled proposed rules for drone flights. The plan maintains aviation safety standards, but may make it difficult for companies - such as Amazon - hoping to use drones for delivery service.
UPS Expands Cold-Chain Packaging Service for Healthcare
UPS has expanded its Temperature True Packaging service for cold-chain shippers.
Reddaway Launches Guaranteed Friday-to-Monday Service
Reddaway, a provider of less-than-truckload (LTL) transportation based in the Pacific Northwest, has launched a Guaranteed Friday-to-Monday Service, accelerating Friday two-day shipments to next-day delivery on Monday by 3:30 p.m.
What Threat, If Any, Does AmazonSupply Pose to Industrial Distributors?
With any discussion regarding the future of industrial distribution, the impact of AmazonSupply is sure to come up. Distributors seem to have differing views on this impact, ranging from fear of ArmageddonSupply to a shrug indicating "this too, shall pass."
Fast and Free Shipping: Can Retailers Afford It?
Retailers are scrambling to offer free shipping for online orders. Is it a money-losing proposition?
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