Amazon Sells Its Shipping Network

Amazon has launched 'Amazon Supply Chain Services,' allowing any business to use the company's parcel shipping, warehousing, and last‑mile delivery — even to fulfill orders placed on competitors' platforms. Major brands and multi‑channel sellers are already testing the service, and parcel‑analytics firms say Amazon already leads U.S. parcel volume. The move creates a logistics platform that can bundle data, fulfillment, and hardware (chips/robotics) for outside customers. — This expands platform power into physical supply chains, creating new competition with legacy carriers, raising antitrust and privacy questions, and shifting how retailers and regulators think about logistics and market structure.