

UPS is further on track to reinstate additional handling and large package surcharge rates for non-Hundredweight Service packages based on zone on April 11, 2021, says UPS. And this latest move will undoubtedly result in a stronger trading path for the current week and through the season. According to Equities, UPS rose 1.11% in the stock market in late March. And there’s a strong backing behind UPS in 2020. UPS delivers roughly 17 million daily packages. The Service Guarantee remains suspended for all other UPS shipments from any origin to any destination.” Note: Until further notice, the guaranteed delivery time for UPS Next Day Air Saver® deliveries has been extended to end-of-day (11:59 p.m. “Effective Apthe UPS Service Guarantee will be reinstated only for UPS Next Day Air services (UPS Next Day Air® Early, UPS Next Day Air® and UPS Next Day Air Saver®) and UPS Worldwide Express services (UPS Worldwide Express NA1®, UPS Worldwide Express Plus®, UPS Worldwide Express®, UPS Worldwide Express Saver®, UPS Worldwide Saver, UPS Worldwide Express Freight® Midday and UPS Worldwide Express Freight®). Specifically, UPS further specified which services are eligible for the guarantee: UPS is the only major carrier to have reinstated its guarantee thus far. The move comes as a surprise for an industry that’s struggled to expand and keep up with demand for more than one year. As such, UPS has taken the step to reinstate its money-back guarantees for late or missed deliveries starting April 5, 2021, reports Mark Solomon of FreightWaves. surpasses milestone after milestone for the vaccine rollout and e-commerce growth. But there is hope on the horizon as the U.S. The pandemic changed everything in the world of transportation.
