The cooperation between ePost Global and QuickBox got deeper in 2024 when they decided jointly to support businesses going through the international fulfillment process and at the same time managing evolving tariffs, customs legislation, and supply chain interruptions. Through this agreement, brand owners are given the opportunity to use QuickBox’s multi-channel fulfillment and the cross-border shipping expertise of ePost Global so the companies can enter the international market without dealing with numerous logistics companies. In the time they spent working together since last year, the two firms have delivered the services of international shipping, packaging optimization, and changing customs requirements to many brands.
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“The pace of change in global trade isn’t slowing down, and brands can’t afford to rethink their international operations every time trade policies shift or a new disruption emerges,” said Kathy Krum, Director of Sales at ePost Global. “Whether it’s changing customs requirements, transportation networks or new tariffs, businesses need partners that can help them respond quickly without adding complexity. Together with QuickBox, we’re bringing fulfillment and cross-border shipping together so brands can expand into new markets while staying focused on running their business.” The expanded relationship is designed to help businesses build more agile and predictable international operations while reducing shipping complexity and supporting global growth. QuickBox Vice President of Transportation Peter Hunnewell added that fulfillment and cross-border shipping can no longer operate independently as trade policy and transportation changes affect the entire fulfillment process.
