Delhivery

Delhivery has increased shipping charges by up to Rs 4 per shipment, citing inflationary pressures and rising fuel costs, impacting D2C brands ahead of the festive season.

Delhivery will increase shipping charges for direct-to-consumer brands from September 1, adding 4 per express shipment and 2 per surface shipment. The logistics company cited higher aviation fuel prices, supply constraints and inflationary pressures. The

The logistics firm's move comes shortly after Amazon and Flipkart raised seller fees, adding to cost pressures for e-commerce and D2C businesses ahead of the festive rush.

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