Amazon’s third-party delivery network to redraw truck capacity

JOC International Logistics

Amazon’s third-party delivery network to redraw truck capacity

| Jun 30, 2018 10:00AM EDT
Amazon’s new network could help reduce shipper costs, and even aid other transportation providers, as volumes outstrip capacity. But as one might sense, Amazon’s latest play also will affect resources in an already beyond-tight US trucking sector.
International Logistics
Logistics Providers
Logistics Technology
Air Cargo
Trucking Logistics
Breakbulk

Please log in below to view the rest of this page. If you do not have an account, please register or subscribe below for access.

More International Logistics News & Analysis

Surge in e-commerce drives DHL group to record profits
CMA CGM grows e-commerce platform with $3 billion logistics acquisition
Outlook 2022: Shippers seek resilience in upended transportation markets
Omicron already crimping US freight-shipping labor
‘Creative destruction’ upends warehouse labor sector
Transport groups slam ‘knee-jerk’ government response to Omicron
Top US Shippers: Food imports spike on shift to in-home dining, online groceries
New container futures aim to take sting from freight rate surges
International Logistics
Air Cargo
Breakbulk
International Logistics›Logistics Providers
International Logistics›Logistics Technology
Trucking Logistics
Africa
Asia
Australia/Oceania
Europe
Middle East
North America
North America›United States
South America

More on JOC

Rate platform Xeneta acquires air freight data specialist CLIVE

Air Cargo

Global vessel arrival times slump to record low: Sea-Intelligence

Maritime News

Mobile readies to add inland rail reach with land deal

Port of Mobile

Canadian National names first female CEO in its history

Canadian National Railway

Vaccine mandates not slowing US-Canada freight

Trucking Logistics
More News & Analysis