UPS offers carbon offsets for WorldShip customers
UPS customers who use the WorldShip software system to manage the sending out of packages can now opt to make the shipping process “carbon neutral”.
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Regulators on USPS reforms: "It's not going to be easy"
Postal regulators in the United States held their first public forum yesterday on potential reforms to the country’s postal legislation as enacted in 2006.
Read MoreFedEx and UPS embroiled in federal antitrust inquiry
FedEx and UPS are facing a court hearing later this month regarding claims they colluded to prevent shipping consultants from negotiating lower rates on behalf of their clients.
Read MoreDonahoe begins USPS restructuring with changes at the top
The USPS has been given a top-down reshuffle to prepare for changing market forces and a continuing decline in mail volumes.
Read MoreVolly prepares to take America's mailboxes online
Mail technology firm Pitney Bowes is preparing to launch a new service that will provide a “level playing field” for high-volume mailers to communicate digitally with US consumers.
Read MoreUSPS launches regional service for commercial mailers
Commercial mailers and online shippers in the United States can now make use of a new flat-rate USPS delivery service for small packages being shipped over short distances.
Read MoreUSPS seeks slice of the gift card market
The US Postal Service is to test out the sale of gift cards at its retail branches from May 2011.
Read MoreUSPS "unwilling" to commit to settlement, says APWU
Negotiations between the US Postal Service and the American Postal Workers’ Union over the holiday period have failed to secure agreement.
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