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Amazon doesn't expect a significant impact on deliveries, but experts warn that some rural customers could face delays if UPS workers strike.

UPS will reduce the amount of Amazon volume it delivers by more than 50% by the second half of 2026 under an agreement in principle reached by the two companies, UPS announced Thursday.

Amazon is shifting away from UPS and other carriers as it works to build its own logistics empire, in part to gain greater control over transit times and the end-customer's delivery experience.

After UPS drivers secured a new labor contract in August paying up to $170K, some Amazon drivers, who earn just over minimum wage want to get behind the wheel of a brown truck.

Amazon, UPS’s largest customer and competitor, could overtake the Sandy Springs-based company as the nation’s largest package carrier this year.