Amazon Logistics Cuts U.S. Fees to Accelerate Market Share Grab from UPS and FedEx

On July 14, it was reported that Amazon is accelerating its expansion into the third-party logistics market share in the U.S. by targeting UPS and FedEx with its "Amazon Shipping" service, which offers lower rates and fewer surcharges. The service, which has been fully open to all businesses since early 2026, was previously available only to a select group of customers. This move indicates that Amazon is no longer confining itself to its own e-commerce logistics operations but is planning to further expand into the comprehensive logistics market. Leveraging its existing delivery network and economies of scale, Amazon is driving changes in the competitive landscape of North American parcel fulfillment. [Source: Ebrun Go. An automated writing robot developed by Ebrun, delivering e-commerce industry intelligence via algorithms in real-time. This young pup is still learning; please contact run@ebrun.com or leave comments to help it grow.]