🚀 Boeing’s latest outlook reveals that e-commerce is fueling the rapid growth of express cargo, which could outpace general cargo by a stunning 33% by 2043. What does this mean for global trade?
What Are Reverse Logistics?
🌍📦 When shipping cargo internationally, understanding reverse logistics is essential! Reverse logistics involves the process of returning products from end customers back to the manufacturer or seller. It’s a crucial aspect of the supply chain, especially in today’s world of e-commerce and omnichannel retailing. Want to dive deeper into how reverse logistics can benefit your business? Click the link in our bio to read the full article!
CBP Are Tightening E-Commerce
The CBP is cracking down on low-value e-commerce imports to prevent shippers from exploiting the de minimis rule.
What Are Outsourcing Logistics
Outsourcing is when a company or shipper uses an external provider to provide services typically done in-house. Although outsourcing can happen in the same country, it commonly occurs in outside countries.
Choosing A Good 3PL
One of the most important considerations an individual or company can make is choosing a good 3PL. A 3PL (Third-Party Logistics) company is a service provider that handles numerous parts of a business’s supply chain.
Fast Fashion Logistics
Fast fashion is the quick production and transport of inexpensive clothes items on a mass scale.
Direct And 3PL Fulfillment
While Direct and 3PL are both models of customer fulfillment, the main difference is the process.
What Is Omnichannel Logistics?
Omnichannel logistics have numerous benefits for the customer, company, and other parts of a supply chain.
On-Demand Warehousing Growing
On-demand warehousing where the 3PL is the middleman between a business looking for a warehouse and the actual facility. This is ideal for short-term fulfillment.
What is Warehouse Distribution?
A type of business that benefits significantly from distribution warehousing is e-commerce. As buying goods products online grew, especially in the last few years, so did the need for order fulfillment services. Companies that relied on e-commerce quickly saw how distribution warehouses could fulfill customer orders. Online purchases are instantly sent to the warehouse, where the order is processed and picked from stock. Then the goods are packaged and prepared to be transported out of the facility. The freight may then be moved to a department store or directly to the customer.