Amazon Opens Its Logistics Network to External Companies with Supply Chain Services Launch
In May 2026, Amazon launched Amazon Supply Chain Services, opening its multimodal freight, automated warehousing, and last-mile parcel delivery network to any company that wants to use it.
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