Starting Jan. 31, more U.S. merchants, including those on the BigCommerce platform, can access Amazon Prime services like free and next-day delivery.
DoorDash launches Package Pickup for returns
Food delivery app DoorDash gets into parcels with its new Package Pickup feature.
Retailers’ cheapest option for returns is also shoppers’ favorite
According to research from PayPal, retailers and shoppers see eye to eye on returns more than you’d think.
Narvar is teaming with logistics-as-a-service platform Fillogic to create a new option for retailers to handle e-commerce returns.
As rising fuel prices and continued supply chain disruptions have pressured retailers and e-commerce brands, many are looking for ways to offset costs.
These five reverse logistics companies took the spotlight at The Lead Innovation Summit this week.
Solving the reverse logistics problem is a key part of growing digital sales
Tern, a Bay Area-based technology company founded last year, is the latest to enter the red-hot commerce returns space.
Already a force to be reckoned with in the food delivery space, DoorDash is looking at adding reverse logistics capabilities.
Valentine’s Day supply chain dance, retail returns may never end, and avocado toast prices are here to ruin millennials’ home-buying chances.
Record holiday volume and rising costs are combining to create one heck of a cocktail for retail brands.
With all of the fuss around holiday sales, not much attention is being paid to holiday returns, which could cause an even bigger headache for retailers.
B-Stock Solutions CEO Howard Rosenberg shares a sustainable avenue for retailers to get rid of overstock, late or unsold seasonal goods.
Humans are helping e-tailers lower logistics costs; logistics newbies, meet the seasoned pros
Happy Returns has unveiled a self-service return solution that would allow shoppers to return items at the storefront – eliminating the need for them to return items through a laborious mail process that is the norm today.
51% of all returns occur in January, when Americans will send back $30B of unwanted gifts. Reverse logistics represent a huge cost increasingly eaten by retailers, while 3PLs stand to make big margins.
