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The original report   outlines a renewed agreement between UPS and USPS that reintroduces the Postal Service into UPS Ground Saver’s last-mile operations, ending a nearly yearlong pause. Deliveries will begin shortly and ramp up through 2026, with USPS also handling a portion of UPS Mail Innovations volume. The deal restores a familiar model used under UPS SurePost, expanding coverage to PO Boxes and non-contiguous U.S. regions such as Alaska and Hawaiʻi after UPS briefly bro

According to a recent report from FreightWaves , Air Cargo Carriers LLC has reimbursed the U.S. Postal Service more than $350,000 after admitting to falsifying mail delivery records. From 2018 to 2021, the Milwaukee-based airline submitted inaccurate barcode scans for mail bins on its Caribbean routes, making it appear that deliveries met contractual deadlines. An investigation by the USPS Office of Inspector General, triggered by a whistleblower, revealed that scans were gen

In a recent report published by SupplyChainDive , FedEx Freight continues to navigate a challenging less-than-truckload (LTL) environment, reporting a significant decline in operating income for its most recent quarter. Operating income fell to $90 million for the quarter ending November 30, down from $312 million a year earlier, underscoring the ongoing slowdown across the LTL sector. When adjusted for $152 million in one-time costs related to its upcoming spinoff, operating

According to a recent report from FreightWaves , the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) has announced plans to require trucking contractors to eliminate the use of non-domiciled commercial driver’s license (CDL) holders who have not been thoroughly vetted by the U.S. Postal Inspection Service. The move reflects growing federal concerns about trucking safety and licensing oversight. This policy aligns with a broader Department of Transportation (DOT) crackdown aimed at restricting eli

According to recent industry report from SUPPLYCHAINDIVE , 2025 was a wild ride for supply chains. Political twists, labor headaches, and climate disasters all hit at once, testing global logistics like never before.   At the center of the chaos? U.S. trade policy under President Trump. Constant tariff changes kept businesses on edge. Companies scrambled to diversify away from China and stockpile inventory before potential hikes — sparking record cargo surges at ports like L

According to a recent report by Freight Waves , Amazon Air Cargo is stepping up its game, offering a money-back guarantee  for U.S. and Puerto Rico shipments—up to $10,000 per flight  if deliveries are more than two hours late. This comes alongside upgrades to its digital portal , making it easier to quote, book, and manage shipments. Since fully commercializing its service in September 2024 , Amazon has doubled its customer base, offering flexible freight options  and expand