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Introducing Amazon Supply Chain Services: Amazon’s logistics network, now open to every business

· Source: investing.com

In short

Amazon has launched Amazon Supply Chain Services, opening its entire fulfillment infrastructure to any business, regardless of whether they sell on Amazon's platform. The service covers the full logistics spectrum from inbound logistics and inventory management to last-mile delivery, threatening to disrupt traditional providers like UPS, FedEx, and enterprise supply chain software giants. The move mirrors Amazon's AWS playbook of turning internal infrastructure into a standalone B2B profit center, but raises strategic risks around data visibility and market concentration.

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Tags: logistics, fulfillment, Amazon, B2B, supply chain, infrastructure

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