Amazon Plans Drastic Cut in Packages It Sends Through Post Office

March 17 (Reuters) – Amazon.com ⁠is ⁠looking to ⁠sharply cut the number ​of packages it sends ‌through the U.S. ‌Postal Service, ⁠a ⁠move that could cost the agency millions ​of dollars in revenue, the Wall Street ​Journal reported on Tuesday.

The e-commerce ⁠giant, long ⁠considered the ⁠Postal Service’s ​top customer, has been pulling ​back ⁠on its postal shipments and is looking to reduce them ⁠by at least two-thirds by fall this ⁠year, when its contract with the agency is set to expire, WSJ reported, citing people familiar with the matter.

Amazon and USPS did ⁠not immediately respond to Reuters’ request for comments.

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The PMG gave multiple options to assist in solving the organizations financial woes. Worst case scenarios were included such as fibe day delivery instead of six day delivery and would save billions per year. If we are serious about solving postal finances everything has to be on the table…

although they have talded about this many times in the past it has never happened, they talkrd about closing officrs too that never happened because people had a fit over that, I think AI shouldtake iver alot of management jobs, and lose the extra baggage that costs so much to keep!