Amazon delivery partners are leaving due to high costs and low profits, risking delivery reliability.

Amazon delivery partners are exiting the business due to soaring operational costs and slim profit margins, with several firms shutting down or reducing services. Rising fuel prices, labor expenses, and increasing regulatory demands have strained small delivery operators, many of whom rely on Amazon for the majority of their revenue. The trend raises concerns about delivery reliability and the long-term sustainability of third-party logistics in Amazon’s expanding network.