Category: Shipping Intelligence

Earlier this year, the ongoing contract tensions between Canada Post and unionized employees sent a ripple through North American supply chains. Businesses on both sides of the border were left in limbo, uncertain if parcels would arrive and scrambling to...

As Earth Day approaches, we reflect on our journey towards environmental responsibility and the path ahead to create a more sustainable future for the logistics industry and supply chain management as a whole. At ePost Global, we recognize that our...

As the 13th largest economy in the world in 2025, Australia offers exciting opportunities for business expansion. However, international shipping comes with its own set of rules, and understanding Australia’s specific restrictions and requirements is key to success. Failing to...

The subscription box industry has grown from a niche novelty to a full-blown global business model that’s winning over consumers with convenience, personalization, and a little unboxing experience magic. Whether it’s beauty products, pet toys, snacks, or monthly self-care rituals,...

The average person receives a phone notification every 10 minutes. Combine that with dozens of daily emails, Slack pings, banner ads, and LinkedIn messages, and it’s no wonder decision-makers are tuning out digital noise. Amidst all the noise, direct mail...

The recent wave of headlines about tariffs, surtaxes, and reciprocal trade policies has left many businesses confused about what applies to them and what doesn’t. The most consequential changes have affected the relationship between the United States and Canada, each...

As eCommerce businesses strive to attract new customers and boost sales, they often focus solely on traditional digital marketing tactics like SEO, content marketing, and social media engagement. While these strategies are essential, many overlook a critical factor directly impacting...

When selling products internationally, shipping logistics are just one piece of the puzzle. Another critical challenge is ensuring that customers receive their orders without surprise fees, customs delays, or unexpected complications. One decision businesses face is how to handle duties...

According to the National Retail Federation (NRF), the total amount of retail returns in 2024 was $890 billion. Although in-store retailers can simply take a returned product and reshelve it, the process is far more complex for eCommerce businesses. While...

Relying on a single shipping carrier is riskier than ever. With postal strikes around the world, rising United States Postal Service (USPS) shipping rates, and changing routes due to political instability, businesses that fail to diversify their shipping services could...