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Amazon expanded its less-than-truckload (LTL) freight service through Amazon Supply Chain Services (ASCS), allowing businesses to ship palletized freight to warehouses, distribution centers, retail partners and other destinations beyond Amazon’s own network. The move extends a service that previously focused on inbound shipments to Amazon facilities and broadens access to Amazon’s logistics infrastructure for businesses of all sizes.

The service enables shippers to move partial truckloads without paying for an entire trailer and includes features such as real-time GPS tracking, automated appointment scheduling, electronic proof of delivery, flexible pickup options and integration with existing supply chain systems. Amazon said the expanded offering builds on an LTL network that has already moved millions of pallets for sellers and vendors across the U.S.

For businesses, the expanded service provides another option for managing mid-sized freight shipments while offering greater shipment visibility and access to Amazon’s transportation network. The rollout reflects a broader trend toward end-to-end logistics platforms that combine freight, fulfillment and distribution services within a single ecosystem.