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Well, that’s the million dollar question, isn’t it? Did Amazon really rid FedEx of its business? It’s hard to say for sure, but there are definitely some signs that suggest Amazon has had an impact on FedEx. After all, Amazon has been making big moves in the shipping industry and it looks like they’re here to stay. From offering free two-day shipping to partnering with UPS and USPS, it’s clear that Amazon is serious about taking over the market. So while we can’t definitively say whether or not they’ve completely rid FedEx of its business, it’s safe to say that they’ve certainly made a dent.
Why Did Amazon Get Rid Of Fedex? [Solved]
Amazon and FedEx have been tight for years, but Amazon’s recent moves to up their delivery game has really ticked off FedEx, so they’ve decided to call it quits.
Amazon and FedEx have had a long-standing business relationship: Amazon has been using FedEx for its shipping services since 2004.
In August 2019, Amazon announced that it would no longer be using FedEx Ground for its deliveries, citing “poor performance” as the reason for the decision.
This move was seen as a major blow to FedEx, as Amazon accounted for around 1% of their total revenue in 2018.
In response to this decision, FedEx announced that it would be ending its Express US domestic contract with Amazon in June 2020 and focusing on other customers instead.
Despite this change in their relationship, both companies have stated that they will continue to work together on international shipping services and other areas of collaboration such as freight forwarding and delivery management solutions.
Amazon didn’t get rid of FedEx, but they did start their own delivery service. It’s called Amazon Logistics and it’s been a game-changer for them. They’re now able to deliver packages faster and more efficiently than ever before, which is great news for customers!
