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Thanks to the pandemic and heavy customer demand, parcel shipping is currently mired in “chaos.”

Retailers selling over the internet can’t hope to compete without a reliable and effective direct-to-consumer (DTC) model for fulfillment. But setting one up is anything but easy. Read more.

Exit NAFTA. Enter USMCA — the new United States-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement. How does it affect shipments between the U.S. and Canada? Read more.

The Federal Aviation Administration has spent several years mulling over regulations to permit the safe operation of commercial delivery drones. What’s the holdup? Read more.

A seasoned logistics executive returns to the U.S. and finds a market that’s familiar in some ways, and sharply different in others. Read more.

When it comes to fashioning the optimal customer experience, the gap between dream and reality can be vast. Read more.

A message to U.S. companies shipping to and from Canada: It’s a separate country. Read more.

And now, in the latest transition from science fiction to reality: the coming of "flying taxis." Read More

A relatively high duty exemption for small packages imported into the U.S. is having all kinds of consequences for the flood of goods generated by e-commerce. Read More

For transportation providers in the e-commerce era, the choice is clear: disrupt, or be disrupted. The motivating force is, of course, Amazon.com, which has shown distinct signs in recent years of desiring to take over multiple transportation and logistics functions in support of its dominant e-commerce business. Read More