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Shein is leveraging Happy Returns' BORIS innovation to help its US fashion consumers return unwanted online goods in store.

Happy Returns, a UPS (NYSE: UPS) company, has launched its buy-online, return-in-store (BORIS) solution for retailers to develop reverse logistics networks with physical brand locations to improve consumer experience. Happy Returns also announced Tuesday that e-commerce giant Shein and retailer F

Happy Returns wants to make returns flexible for large retailers, and is starting by letting shoppers return Shein products in 373 Forever 21 stores.

Fast fashion e-commerce giant Shein and retailer Forever 21 are the first brands to utilize UPS’ Happy Returns solution. The post Shein and Forever 21 first to use UPS’ Happy Returns cross-brand solution appeared first on FreightWaves.

ReturnLogic and Happy Returns Announce Strategic Partnership to Optimize eCommerce Returns for Retailers

ReturnLogic and Happy Returns Announce Strategic Partnership to Optimize ...

The retail landscape in Western New York is set for some big changes in 2024.

As FedEx and United Parcel Service battle for market share in a delivery demand downturn, they are expanding returns services aimed at helping retailers slash the cost of sending back shoes, apparel...

As FedEx and United Parcel Service battle for market share in a delivery demand downturn, they are expanding returns services aimed at helping retailers slash the cost of sending back shoes, apparel and other goods. FedEx, which counts Walmart as a key partner, is offering its consolidated returns services to more customers in time for the holiday season when returns rise, FedEx spokesman Ryan Kelly told Reuters. FedEx's consolidated returns service previously was reserved for large custo...

UPS has debuted Supply Chain Symphony, which lets customers combine things like shipping, warehouse and inventory management into one platform.