Items Tagged with 'U.S. Postal Service'

Sustainable packaging can not only be good for the earth, but bring savings to shippers' bottom lines; the U.S. Postal Service charts a new course; demand is not going away for warehouse and DC space.

Robots are hot right now. What makes them the cool technology to have for distribution operations, and in what ways are they being deployed? Also: How do business plan to spend their money this year? And new earnings reports show some reasons for optimism.

New technologies alert workers whenever they get within six feet of distance with another co-worker; carriers reach their capacity breaking points; What emerging technologies will have a lasting impact in years to come?

Phil Evers of the University of Maryland discusses the difficulties facing the U.S. Postal Service; interest in TMS is increasing as a result of the pandemic; and Hurricane Laura leaves destruction in its wake, affecting supply chains.

Parcel is the most profitable part of USPS operations. Rather than kill off the golden goose, let’s address the postal service’s real cost areas.

At a time when mail and parcel delivery is so vital, the USPS should not be a political football.

Why farmers are throwing away food even as we see shortages at the grocery store; the latest Logistics Manager's Index; President Trump's pick for Postmaster General, Louis DeJoy.