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(5 articles)USPS Facility Upgrades Trigger Delays in Indianapolis, Louisville
The United States Postal Service has announced capacity constraints at two critical Midwest distribution facilities—Indianapolis and Louisville—during planned facility upgrades. These hubs are essenti
USPS Posts $2.5M Q3 Loss: What It Means for Last-Mile
The U.S. Postal Service's $2.5 million fiscal third quarter net loss signals ongoing financial strain in the critical last-mile delivery infrastructure that supply chain professionals depend on. While
USPS Warns Senate Zip Code Bill Would Cost $800M, Disrupt Deliveries
The U.S. Postal Service is mounting significant resistance to Senate Bill S. 4505, which would mandate unique zip codes for 83 communities currently experiencing split zip code boundaries. Postmaster
Counterfeit Stamp Ring Plea: $1.7M Fraud Highlights China Import Risks
A 48-year-old man pleaded guilty to money laundering in connection with a $1.7 million counterfeit postage stamp scheme that exploited supply chain vulnerabilities to defraud the U.S. Postal Service.
USPS Diverts 50% of Mail to Air to Meet UPS Contract
The United States Postal Service has made a strategic operational shift, routing approximately 50% of its long-distance mail via air freight to fulfill contractual obligations with UPS. This departure