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International
July 1, 2026
If you’re shipping to European customers, today marks a meaningful shift in your landed cost structure. As of July 1, 2026, the EU’s de minimis exemption (the rule that let
Fulfillment
June 27, 2026
In ecommerce, small things become big problems fast. You spend a fortune perfecting your unboxing experience, only to have a warehouse ship your premium product in a generic mailer. Or
Company Culture
June 26, 2026
At ShipMonk, people are the foundation of everything we do. But making sure your people strategy actually works? That takes someone who understands both sides of the equation. Shalyn Phillips
3PL Provider
June 24, 2026
When brands start comparing 3PLs, warehouse count becomes a talking point fast. More locations sound like more coverage. More coverage sounds like faster shipping. Faster shipping sounds like a better
Supply Chain
June 19, 2026
No one wants to talk about inbound until something goes wrong. When a brand evaluates fulfillment partners, the conversation usually centers on outbound: shipping speed, carrier mix, accuracy rates, packaging.
Company Culture
June 12, 2026
At ShipMonk, we hire for culture and values as much as we hire for skills. Travis Morrin is exactly why. Travis didn’t start as a salesman. He was a college
Fulfillment
June 11, 2026
When brands evaluate a 3PL, they spend most of their time on outbound: pick accuracy, shipping speed, carrier rates, integration with Shopify. Returns get treated as a footnote. They’ll handle
Other
June 9, 2026
Every scaling ecommerce brand hits the same wall eventually. Orders are coming in faster than the team can process them. Exceptions pile up. Someone forgets to route a high-value order
Inventory
May 28, 2026
The numbers behind a supplement recall are brutal. Direct cost: product destruction, retailer chargebacks, legal fees, public relations, customer service. Indirect cost: retailer relationships paused, press cycles outpacing your statement,
Fulfillment Center
May 28, 2026
A customer returns a half-used bottle of probiotics. What happens next matters, especially when consumable returns FDA warning letters are at stake. Most generalist 3PLs treat the return like apparel:
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