Amazon Wants Small Businesses to Help Make Deliveries
- 10 months ago
Amazon Wants Small Businesses , to Help Make Deliveries.
On June 26, the retail giant launched a program called Amazon Hub Delivery.
The program, which has been piloted since 2020, enlists the help of small businesses to handle the "last mile" of package delivery. .
Amazon Hub Delivery will be deployed
in 23 states, ABC News reports.
Participating businesses must be able to receive and deliver packages daily with existing staff and vehicles. .
No delivery experience is necessary
to apply for the program. .
Participating in the program could garner a business up to $27,000 annually, Amazon estimates.
By ABC News' calculations, that comes
to about $2.50 per package.
Amazon has a goal of partnering with
2,500 small businesses by the end of the year.
America has over 33 million small businesses, according to the Small Business Administration
On June 26, the retail giant launched a program called Amazon Hub Delivery.
The program, which has been piloted since 2020, enlists the help of small businesses to handle the "last mile" of package delivery. .
Amazon Hub Delivery will be deployed
in 23 states, ABC News reports.
Participating businesses must be able to receive and deliver packages daily with existing staff and vehicles. .
No delivery experience is necessary
to apply for the program. .
Participating in the program could garner a business up to $27,000 annually, Amazon estimates.
By ABC News' calculations, that comes
to about $2.50 per package.
Amazon has a goal of partnering with
2,500 small businesses by the end of the year.
America has over 33 million small businesses, according to the Small Business Administration