Amazon Strikes Major Deal with USPS: A Billion Packages Per Year

Amazon.com has secured a new contract with the U.S. Postal Service for package deliveries. The agreement ensures that Amazon will retain approximately 80% of its current deliveries via USPS, translating to over a billion packages each year.

Amazon Strikes Major Deal with USPS: A Billion Packages Per Year
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Amazon.com announced a landmark agreement with the U.S. Postal Service on Monday, ensuring continued collaboration in the realm of package deliveries.

According to sources, the deal positions Amazon to maintain around 80% of its existing shipping volume with USPS. This translates to more than a billion packages being delivered annually under the new contract.

As USPS's largest single customer, Amazon's renewed commitment highlights its significant role in the postal service’s operations, exemplifying a robust partnership in the delivery sector.

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