Final Billion: FedEx and UPS's B2C Exit Drives Alternative Carriers' 15.4% Annual Revenue Growth
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Amerika'daki son mil taşıma piyasasında devrimsel bir değişim gerçekleşiyor. FedEx ve UPS'in B2C sektöründen çekilmesi, alternatif taşıyıcıların 13% b
A seismic shift is underway in the U.S. last-mile delivery market. FedEx and UPS's exit from B2C has driven a 13% growth in alternative carriers. AlixPartners' survey reveals 88% of customers abandon retailers after late deliveries. Amazon topped the U.S. carrier list with 6.7 billion packages in 2025. The trend coincides with a 83% rise in per-package costs, putting 20% of retail demand at risk. How will markets react to this shift?
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