Retailers Shift to Slower Shipping to Offset UPS Fees

Retailers Shift to Slower Shipping to Offset UPS Fees

To counter UPS's peak season surcharges, retailers are experimenting with 'slow shipping,' trading lower prices for longer delivery times. Can this strategy gain traction in the speed-driven e-commerce market? This article analyzes the impact of UPS surcharges on small and medium-sized e-commerce businesses, explores the challenges and opportunities of 'slow shipping,' and examines how retailers can balance speed and cost. Ultimately, the market will determine its success or failure.

01/29/2026 Logistics
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Lasershipontrac Expands Near Philadelphia Ahead of Holidays

Lasershipontrac Expands Near Philadelphia Ahead of Holidays

LaserShip/OnTrac has launched a large sorting center near Philadelphia to boost capacity in the Tri-State area and handle the surge in holiday shopping packages. The center is equipped with advanced sorting technology and will add hundreds of employees to improve delivery efficiency and service quality, meeting the growing demands of e-commerce businesses and consumers. This move is seen as a significant step for the company to enhance its competitiveness in the highly competitive parcel delivery market.

01/16/2026 Logistics
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Ecommerce Logistics Tackling Supply Chain and Lastmile Hurdles

Ecommerce Logistics Tackling Supply Chain and Lastmile Hurdles

Rick Watson of RMW Consulting provides an in-depth analysis of current supply chain challenges in e-commerce logistics, the competitive landscape among leading companies, innovative last-mile delivery models, and parcel rate pricing strategies. He emphasizes the importance of optimizing the supply chain, innovating last-mile delivery, reducing logistics costs, and managing peak season logistics pressure. He also introduces the WHP+ platform, offering solutions for DTC brands to navigate these challenges and improve their logistics operations.

Global Small Package Logistics Firms Struggle With Cost Vs Efficiency

Global Small Package Logistics Firms Struggle With Cost Vs Efficiency

This article explores the advantages and disadvantages of international small packages in cross-border e-commerce logistics. It analyzes various dimensions such as cost, coverage, and operational processes, providing clearer decision-making guidance for sellers. International small packages attract many sellers due to their cost-effectiveness and global reach, but they also face challenges such as unstable delivery times and insufficient after-sales support.

Ecommerce Shifts Focus From Dropshipping to Streamlined Operations

Ecommerce Shifts Focus From Dropshipping to Streamlined Operations

The cross-border e-commerce industry is facing increasing competition, challenging the extensive distribution model. Small and medium-sized sellers need to transition to precise operations, focusing on high-quality products, differentiated product selection, and cultivating niche markets. Emphasis should also be placed on user experience and cost control to break through in the fierce market competition. This shift towards refined strategies is crucial for survival and success in the evolving landscape of cross-border e-commerce.

Tiancheng Tongyun Expands Chinas Southern Crossborder Ecommerce Logistics

Tiancheng Tongyun Expands Chinas Southern Crossborder Ecommerce Logistics

Tiancheng Tongyun, a rising star in South China's cross-border e-commerce logistics, focuses on precise service and efficient operation, offering services like European and American dedicated lines and Southeast Asian small packages. This article delves into its qualifications, service stability, dedicated line and overseas warehouse layout, timeliness, and domestic pick-up capabilities. It aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of its reliability and service advantages, serving as a valuable reference for cross-border e-commerce logistics decisions.

12/30/2025 Logistics
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South Chinas Mida Freight Emerges As Crossborder Ecommerce Leader

South Chinas Mida Freight Emerges As Crossborder Ecommerce Leader

Mida Freight, an emerging cross-border e-commerce logistics company in South China, provides efficient, convenient, and transparent one-stop logistics solutions for small and medium-sized cross-border e-commerce sellers. It leverages its digital service capabilities, customized logistics solutions, and South China hub synergy. This paper delves into Mida Freight's business model, service advantages, dedicated line layout, transit time performance, and domestic pick-up network, showcasing its competitiveness and development potential in the cross-border logistics field.

01/07/2026 Logistics
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Social Media and Loyalty Programs Shape Ecommerce Trends

Social Media and Loyalty Programs Shape Ecommerce Trends

The latest e-commerce consumer psychology data analysis report reveals that social media is a significant channel for discovering new products, requiring precise targeting by businesses. Consumer loyalty programs can significantly enhance customer value. Corporate social responsibility increasingly influences purchasing decisions, while small and micro retailers gain favor through unique value propositions. These insights provide e-commerce companies with more precise marketing strategy directions, highlighting the importance of understanding evolving consumer preferences and aligning business practices with social values.

Microfulfillment Drives Fresh Grocery Ecommerce Growth

Microfulfillment Drives Fresh Grocery Ecommerce Growth

This paper delves into the application of micro-warehousing in the fresh food e-commerce sector, analyzing its core elements, challenges, and future development trends. With its high degree of automation, small-scale operation, and rapid response capabilities, micro-warehousing is reshaping the landscape of fresh food e-commerce and is poised to become a key factor for success in the future. It addresses the need for faster delivery and reduced spoilage, optimizing the supply chain for perishable goods.

Trucking Industry Faces Overcapacity Ecommerce Shifts

Trucking Industry Faces Overcapacity Ecommerce Shifts

At the CSCMP EDGE Conference, executives from trucking, ground parcel, and LTL companies discussed current market conditions and regulatory challenges, offering strategic advice for shippers in 2026. Key issues across sectors include overcapacity, e-commerce-driven growth, and the need for sophisticated management. Shippers should focus on strengthening strategic partnerships, improving supply chain visibility, prioritizing sustainability, and remaining agile to adapt to market fluctuations. Collaboration and data-driven decision-making are crucial for navigating the evolving landscape and optimizing supply chain performance.