Retailers today face a complex balancing act—meeting the growing demand for fast deliveries while adhering to sustainability mandates. This challenge calls for a comprehensive approach that optimizes not only day-to-day operations but also the strategic and tactical planning that underpins the entire logistics network.

Will the crackdown by U.S. Customs and Border Protection on certain low-value import shipments curb abuse of a rule that affords them duty-free treatment, or disrupt the flow of e-commerce?

The probe from the AGCM — Italy's antitrust watchdog agency — will focus on the Dublin-based company that operates Shein's website and app.

How does the world’s largest retailer protect itself against a slew of supply chain disruptions?

Many businesses navigate Section 321 by partnering with third-party logistics providers, especially those with expertise in U.S.-Canada cross-border operations.

The service will be available for U.S. sellers for domestic pickups starting in October, and then for global pickups sometime before the end of the year.

Nearly half of consumers said stolen packages damaged their relationship with a retailer, while 37% said they were deterred from shopping with that brand again.

Biden's proposal would make it so de minimis exemptions no longer cover any imports subject to current tariffs on a variety of low-value Chinese goods.

E-tailers have struggled to keep up with a flood of returns, and have often loosened rules for consumers making them.

FedEx will use Nimble’s fulfillment centers in North America to expand robotics capabilities and attract more e-commerce customer.