Using Third-Party Logistics Providers to Chase Amazon’s Ecommerce Fulfillment Proficiency

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Published October 11, 2017

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Pushed by Amazon to compete with free delivery, often in two days or less, and to provide subscription-based offerings (such as curated box-of-the-month products or routine replenishment of consumables) atop incredibly slim margins, more omnichannel and e-commerce retailers are turning to third-party logistics and fulfillment service providers (3PLs) for fulfillment solutions.

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