Amazon Expands Supply Chain Dominance in Ecommerce

Amazon Expands Supply Chain Dominance in Ecommerce

Amazon has launched an end-to-end automated supply chain service, aiming to provide sellers with a comprehensive solution from production to delivery. This service integrates Amazon's global logistics network, warehousing and distribution, Partnered Carrier Program, and Multi-Channel Fulfillment capabilities to reduce costs, improve efficiency, and help sellers expand sales channels and enhance customer experience. This move marks Amazon's further expansion in the logistics field and foreshadows a profound transformation in e-commerce supply chain management models.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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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.

Flexport Releases Guide to Optimize Amazon FBA Shipping

Flexport Releases Guide to Optimize Amazon FBA Shipping

Amazon sellers can streamline their FBA inbound process by setting up Flexport LTL/FTL shipping directly through Seller Central. This integration offers transparent pricing and efficient service, simplifying the logistics of getting products into Amazon's fulfillment centers. Flexport's platform provides visibility and control over the entire shipping process, from pickup to delivery at the FBA warehouse, helping sellers manage their inventory and reduce potential delays. This integration aims to optimize the FBA shipping experience for Amazon sellers.

Amazon Sellers Adopt Direct FCL Shipping to Cut Costs

Amazon Sellers Adopt Direct FCL Shipping to Cut Costs

This article provides a detailed explanation of the three key requirements for Amazon FCL (Full Container Load) direct shipping: ocean freight FCL transportation, Amazon assigning only one warehouse, and origin labeling. It also answers frequently asked questions regarding delivery appointments, cargo packaging, and rejection risks. The aim is to help sellers efficiently complete the Amazon FCL inbound process, saving both time and costs. This guide helps navigate the complexities of FCL direct shipping to Amazon fulfillment centers.

Flexport Simplifies Amazon Europe FBA Shipping

Flexport Simplifies Amazon Europe FBA Shipping

This article provides a detailed guide for Amazon Europe Marketplace sellers on creating FBA shipment plans in Seller Central using Flexport. It covers key steps such as product selection, choosing the shipping address, following Amazon's official process, shipment review, and selecting the delivery method. The aim is to help sellers efficiently manage FBA shipments, avoid warehousing issues, and improve operational efficiency. This guide focuses on leveraging Flexport to streamline the FBA process specifically for the European market.

Amazons Relay App Boosts Trucking Efficiency in Logistics Sector

Amazons Relay App Boosts Trucking Efficiency in Logistics Sector

Amazon launched Relay App to streamline pickup and delivery processes for truck drivers at its warehouses. The app enables quick access via QR code scanning, boosting efficiency and reducing costs. This marks a significant step in Amazon's logistics expansion. In the future, the app is expected to integrate more features, becoming an indispensable tool for truck drivers and contributing to Amazon's reshaping of the logistics ecosystem. It aims to improve the overall experience for drivers and optimize warehouse operations.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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Amazons Supply Chain Service Marks First Year Aiding Global Sellers

Amazons Supply Chain Service Marks First Year Aiding Global Sellers

Amazon's comprehensive "Supply Chain" service is now fully available, offering sellers an end-to-end automated logistics solution to facilitate product delivery from production to global consumers. Addressing the trade challenges of 2025, data-driven insights and inland transportation capabilities are crucial. This service integrates with Amazon FBA, providing a unified management platform. It enhances sellers' ability to respond effectively to market changes by streamlining the entire supply chain process and offering greater control and visibility.

01/20/2026 Logistics
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Logistics Excellence Honored at Quest for Quality Awards

Logistics Excellence Honored at Quest for Quality Awards

The "Excellent Quality Award" by Logistics Management Magazine recognizes top-performing transportation, 3PL, and port service providers based on a survey of logistics service buyers. The award evaluates companies on key metrics such as on-time delivery, information technology, and customer service. Using a weighted scoring system to ensure fairness and objectivity, the award provides an authoritative list of excellent companies in the logistics market, setting a benchmark for industry standards and offering valuable insights for service selection.

US Port Backlogs Intensify Disrupting Global Trade

US Port Backlogs Intensify Disrupting Global Trade

Port congestion in the United States has reached a critical level, particularly at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. Multiple factors, including the pandemic's impact, surging demand, supply chain disruptions, and container imbalances, have exacerbated the congestion. This situation affects the global supply chain, leading to increased transportation costs, extended delivery times, and inventory backlogs. Alleviating congestion requires strengthening infrastructure construction, optimizing operational management, and enhancing supply chain collaboration to build a more resilient supply chain.

01/28/2026 Logistics
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US Industrial Real Estate Surges on Ecommerce Demand in Q3

US Industrial Real Estate Surges on Ecommerce Demand in Q3

A JLL report reveals a boom in the US industrial real estate leasing market in Q3, driven by e-commerce and logistics. Leasing volume, new supply, pre-leasing rates, and rents all reached record highs. The pandemic accelerated e-commerce penetration, increasing demand for last-mile delivery. The market is expected to continue to thrive in 2021. Companies should seize opportunities and strategically position themselves. Investors should pay close attention to market dynamics to achieve long-term returns.