Day: July 15, 2025

With 22.7% of all retail sales being completed online in 2024, eCommerce has become a staple in today's economy. Sellers of all sizes need to develop an eCommerce fulfillment pipeline and a supply network that can support it.  Some brands complete all their order fulfillment processes in-house. But most find it more efficient to work with a third party logistics provider that already has a robust fulfillment infrastructure in place.  In this article, we'll look at how to use a 3PL for eCommerce fulfillment and best practices for a successful partnership, and why Relentless Fulfillment could be the right choice for you. …

In the first quarter of 2025, retail eCommerce sales totaled 275.8 billion USD nationwide, up by 5.6% from the first quarter of 2024. The increase shows how heavily modern sellers depend on eCommerce fulfillment in today's shipping landscape, as more consumers are buying their goods online.  The shift has made eCommerce order fulfillment essential for any company looking to boost its profits. But managing all that inventory can drain valuable time and resources that could be dedicated to growing your business.  That's where third-party logistics (3PL) providers come into play. A dedicated team of order fulfillment experts that handle all your warehousing…

What is 3PL logistics? 3PL stands for ‘third party logistics.’ These companies are fulfillment and logistics partners that assist businesses with storing inventory and shipping products to customers. In reality, 3PLs are invaluable to so many businesses, fulfilling a vital (but extremely complex) role.  This article covers how 3PL services work, the benefits of this partnership, and how to choose the right logistics partner.  What Does 3PL Mean in Logistics? As mentioned above, third-party logistics, or 3PL, involves outsourcing key parts, or even the entire logistics operation, to an external provider. A 3PL partner serves as a bridge between your…