Mailing/Fulfillment - Postal Trends
A report on survey findings has just been released by Idealliance, which created the survey with valuable input from the USPS.
Three mailers’ organizations blasted a labor deal with the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) Yesterday.
This week, Julie Greenbaum highlights industry news about LSC Communications closing its Salem, Va., book printing plant, impacting 140 workers; Mossberg & Co. buying 94-year-old Foster Printing; Precision Dialogue, an RR Donnelley company, signing a new multi-year agreement with Wolverine Worldwide; the Postal Service Postmaster General and CEO Megan J. Brennan revealing a new feature, Informed Delivery; and the printing industry achieving a major victory over patent trolls.
USPS will release first-of-its-kind Forever stamps that mimic the feel of real sports balls.
During the opening session of the National Postal Forum in Baltimore, the Postmaster General revealed a new feature, Informed Delivery.
The USPS has reported a modest controllable income for Q2 of fiscal year 2017 of $12 million — it fell short of the $576 million.
The PRC review finds that the USPS’s FY 2016 Report and FY 2017 Plan comply with all but one of the legal requirements.
On June 20, USPS will release a commemorative Total Solar Eclipse Forever stamp with thermochromic ink to celebrate the eclipse.
“Told you so. Now don’t try to slap us with a Stupidity Tax.” That, in essence, is the magazine industry’s response to the USPS.
While the USPS had a third consecutive year of net positive Operating Income, it is $578M less than the previous net operating income.