FedEx unveils new consolidated returns service

FedEx unveils new consolidated returns service

Easy Returns, competing with the likes of UPS' Happy Returns, will use 3,000 FedEx Office and Kohl's stores as drop-off locations.

FedEx To Launch FedEx Easy Returns, Supported by Blue Yonder, To Provide a 'Convenient, Hassle-Free' Solution - RetailWire

FedEx is set to launch FedEx Easy Returns to 3,000 locations nationwide.

FedEx "to help provide a convenient, hassle-free returns solution to even more consumers in 2025" | Post & Parcel

FedEx Corporation has announced the launch of a new service, FedEx Easy Returns, supported by Blue Yonder. This offering will allow FedEx customers to access a low-cost, box- and label-free returns solution launching with approximately 3,000 drop-off locations in the trusted returns network of FedEx Office and Kohl’s stores with plans for swift growth across the U.S. FedEx Easy Returns aims to simplify the returns process for consumers by offer…

FedEx to launch FedEx Easy Returns, supported by Blue Yonder

FedEx announced the launch of a new service, FedEx Easy Returns, supported by Blue Yonder, an AI-driven supply chain platform. The offering will allow FedEx customers to access a low-cost, box- and label-free returns solution launching with approximately 3,000 dropoff locations in the trusted returns network of FedEx Office and Kohl’s stores with plans for swift growth across the U.S., says an official release. “FedEx Easy Returns aims to simpli…

FedEx Teams With Blue Yonder on ‘Box-Free’ Returns Program

FedEx introduced a service to make it easier for customers to send in returns. Beginning this summer, FedEx Easy Returns will allow customers to access a “low-cost, box- and label-free returns solution” in partnership with supply chain management company Blue Yonder, according to a Tuesday (March 25) news release. Customers can return items without needing to print labels or have packaging on hand. Merchants, meanwhile, can ensure the speed and …

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