Delivery & Logistics Trends

Stay ahead of delivery and logistics trends shaping route planning, customer expectations, and last‑mile performance.

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Returns and Reverse Logistics: Key Data for Retail and Delivery Teams

Returns and Reverse Logistics: Key Data for Retail and Delivery Teams

Returns are a major part of online shopping, with 30% of orders returned. Learn key stats, trends, and tips to manage reverse logistics efficiently.

Delivery Success Rates: Key Stats for Retail and eCommerce

Delivery Success Rates: Key Stats for Retail and eCommerce

Get the latest data on delivery success rates, on-time performance, and consumer delivery preferences. Essential stats for retail and eCommerce trends.

Last-Mile Delivery Statistics: The Complete Data Resource for 2025

Last-Mile Delivery Statistics: The Complete Data Resource for 2025

The latest 2025 research reveals how rising last-mile costs, failed deliveries, and environmental pressures are reshaping delivery operations and profitability.

How Much Is the Fuel Crisis Actually Costing Your Fleet? (And What You Can Do This Week)

How Much Is the Fuel Crisis Actually Costing Your Fleet? (And What You Can Do This Week)

Fuel prices are up and fleets face thousands in extra costs. See what the 2026 fuel spike means for your fleet and what a 12% fuel reduction is worth.

Furniture Delivery Trends 2026: Why Manual Planning Can’t Handle 500+ Deliveries

Furniture Delivery Trends 2026: Why Manual Planning Can’t Handle 500+ Deliveries

Manual route planning works at low volumes, but beyond 500 deliveries a month, mid-day replans, hidden overtime, and rising customer queries become daily challenges. Learn how benchmarking can reveal hidden inefficiencies and improve last-mile operations.

The Sustainability Gap in Black Friday Logistics: How Retailers Can Close It Now

The Sustainability Gap in Black Friday Logistics: How Retailers Can Close It Now

Black Friday 2025 deliveries generate millions of tonnes of CO₂. Retailers can reduce emissions now through smarter routing and operational efficiency.