3 reasons UPS is going big on returns

See how UPS is tapping into the growing reverse logistics market
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What is new: UPS now provides more choices and convenience with its world-class network and the acquisition of Happy Returns.

Did you know: 20-30% of all online orders are returned. UPS’ Better and Bolder strategy centres on investing in high-growth opportunities in the best parts of the market, and the returns market is a core part of those efforts. In fact, the National Retail Federation says the total value of the returns market in 2022 was $816 billion (total value of goods).

A better way: Shoppers want simplicity, and merchants want more cost-effective solutions to handle returned items – UPS has them covered.

Here is why UPS is leaning into returns:

  1. Customers demand convenience

UPS has 197,000 entry points into its global network, including UPS customer centres, The UPS Store, UPS Drop Boxes and UPS Access Point locations. In the U.S. alone, there are over 60,000 UPS Access Point drop-off locations like CVS and Advance Auto Parts stores. Find a location near you.

  1. Shoppers want box-free, label-free returns

According to the Returns Happen 2023 report from Happy Returns, 67% of survey respondents preferred box-free, label-free returns. Combined with Happy Returns at 5,200 locations of The UPS Store and more than 12,000 retail locations in the U.S., UPS is leading the way on box-free returns!

  1. Quality returns are more efficient and sustainable

UPS has a better returns experience that helps deliver for customers – and also makes the world’s most efficient logistics network EVEN MORE EFFICIENT. While that is good for business, it is also great for the planet, producing less waste and fewer carbon emissions.

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