Amazon is projected to reduce its package volume with FedEx to a minimal 0.4% by 2029 as it insources its own delivery operations.

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        "excerpt": "The Amazon numbers on USPS are wild. 8% by 2029 is basically just the stuff they can't be bothered to touch, and rural delivery is exactly what the post office's whole model was built around. Gonna be interesting to see how those rates shift once the volume drops off a cliff.",
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