The e-commerce logistics landscape in North America is evolving rapidly, driven by the dynamic markets of the United States, Canada, and Mexico. In fact, revenue in the growing e-commerce market in North America is expected to generate about US $1.327 trillion in 2024 and reach US $2.050 trillion by 2029. Similarly, the demand for e-commerce is likely to keep growing with the number of online shoppers expected to reach 484.6m by 2029, according to Statista.

However, as consumer demand for online shopping continues to surge across the region, having efficient and reliable e-commerce logistics providers is crucial. This article explores the current state of e-commerce logistics in these key markets, examining the roles and significance of major carriers such as USPS, UPS, Purolator, FedEx, Canada Post, DHL Express, Estafeta, and more. 

In addition, we will analyze critical performance metrics such as transit time, on-time delivery ratios, and first-attempt delivery success rates. Join us as we uncover the latest trends, challenges, and innovations shaping the future of e-commerce logistics in North America, offering valuable insights for businesses, e-commerce professionals, consumers, and potential investors alike.

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