Return without loss: the new strategic approach to reverse logistics in eCommerce
While digital brands strive to sell more and deliver faster, there is a less visible but just as critical part: returns. In Spain, almost 1 in 1 out of
Logistics for summer sales 2025: how to avoid collapse in returns
Summer sales 2025 represent a great opportunity to boost online sales, but they also present a major logistical challenge. The peak of orders is often in the
How does the location of the PUDO influence purchasing behaviour?
The rise of e-commerce has brought with it new forms of delivery that are better adapted to today's pace of life. These include pick-up points or PUDOs (Pick-Up and Delivery Points).
eCommerce Trends 2025: how to adapt your logistics to the new digital consumer
The first half of 2025 has made it clear that online consumer behaviour is in full transformation. Expectations are no longer focused solely on the speed of
Is more sustainable and efficient last mile logistics possible?
Traditionally, sustainability and logistics efficiency have been seen as opposing concepts: while one prioritises environmental care, the other seeks maximum operational profitability.
Reverse logistics in eCommerce: key challenges and innovative solutions for cost reduction and sustainability
Reverse logistics in eCommerce is a critical part of the purchasing process, but also one of the most complex to manage. Returning an order involves much more than just a s
Returns policy: the forgotten opportunity for loyalty in eCommerce
In e-commerce, a clear, swift and well-managed returns policy can make the difference between losing a customer and building long-term customer loyalty. Away
Multicarrier strategy in logistics: How to improve your eCommerce logistics with multiple carriers
In today's logistics environment, eCommerce is facing increasing pressure: faster deliveries, full traceability and ever higher consumer expectations.
How to grow your eCommerce in Portugal: logistical challenges and solutions with Celeritas
Expanding an eCommerce business in the Iberian Peninsula involves more than an effective commercial strategy. It requires a solid, reliable logistics network that is adapted to the specific needs of the
Last mile in logistics: what is it and how to improve it?
The last mile is one of the biggest logistical challenges in e-commerce. It represents the final leg of the delivery process, the one that is closest to the customer, but also the one that is the most time-consuming and costly.