Shipping stories

NZ Post will also shut down its Contract Logistics third-party logistics business by the end of June next year.>>

Reveel has unveiled a new shipping intelligence platform that aims to simplify parcel shipping rates across major carriers such as FedEx and UPS.>>

The solution will allow users to choose their preferred carrier, print shipping labels, and track packages from their device.>>

Shipping solutions that offer order management features, greater flexibility, and more visibility can help with cost management and optimising the customer experience.>>

Logmore is a Finnish company specialising in shipment condition monitoring using an in-house cloud service and QR code tags. With its specialisation in temperature monitoring for food and pharmaceuticals, the company is keeping busy with COVID-19 vaccine shipments.>>

Organisations can scale operations and increase profitability with discipline and planning, to minimise or avoid disrupting their traditional business, writes Pitney Bowes head of shipping for A/NZ Ben Seal.>>

Organisations need to ensure their shipping processes are streamlined and efficient so that customers receive their goods quickly and in good condition. >>

IFS says Australian ports are lagging behind technologically and could risk becoming obsolete.>>

BluJay Solutions has entered into a partnership agreement with Uber Freight in a bid to further both companies' commitment to help build global supply chains. >>

Lonelyseat is a new service that connects drivers with people who need parcels or objects shipped around the country.>>

PayCargo payment processing services can be integrated into the Unisys operating modules of Digistics to offer clients real-time payment processing.>>

Rising customer complaints against online retailers reflect the perils of overly ambitious delivery services, says Tryzens.>>

Calix claims its exhaust scrubbing technology can go as far as making the global shipping industry carbon negative.>>