Health
FedEx says rush to ship vaccine this week shouldn’t affect holiday deliveries – WBRZ
Delivery service FedEx says it’s working closely with federal health officials to begin delivering the first shipments of the coronavirus vaccine and doesn’t expect…
Delivery service FedEx says it’s working closely with federal health officials to begin delivering the first shipments of the coronavirus vaccine and doesn’t expect those shipments to cause any delays during the busy Christmas season.
According to a statement from the company, FedEx will use separate parcel services to deliver the vaccines and to handle the seasonal influx of online orders.
“At FedEx we have two networks for parcel delivery – FedEx Express with time-definite and cold chain capabilities…
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