For many Canadian small businesses, shipping costs are a constant pressure point. Between Canada’s vast geography and fluctuating surcharges, it’s easy for shipping expenses to quietly erode your profitability. Whether you’re fulfilling orders or shipping across the country, finding the cheapest way to ship within Canada is a strategic necessity, not just a line-item adjustment.
It’s the last stretch – the holidays are here and we’ve got some last minute tips to make sure your packages get delivered on time.
The holiday rush is here! We’ve got you covered with small business holiday shipping tips that are sure to make your holiday business season run smoothly.
In 2026, sustainability is essential. FlagShip helps Canadian businesses adopt sustainable shipping practices, including paperless processes, smart packaging, and order consolidation, to reduce their environmental footprint and streamline operations affordably.
Black Friday starts much earlier in recent years so it is important for your business to be ready so not to risk losing any potential customers to your competitors. Here are FlagShip’s small business shipping tips to prepare you for the Black Friday season.
Holiday shipping for your small business doesn’t have to be daunting. With a bit of organization and the right resources, you can make your holiday shipping processes seamless and stress-free. Read on to discover how.
The holiday season can be a hectic time for small businesses, especially when it comes to shipping. But don’t let holiday shipping stress you out! With FlagShip, you have a convenient online shipping solution that makes holiday shipping simple, efficient, and most importantly, affordable.
Businesses need to prepare for increased strains on their supply chain during the peak season. Read our expert tips to help you prepare for peak shipping season to keep your customer happy with on-time deliveries.
As the holiday season approaches, small and medium-sized businesses are gearing up for one of the busiest times of the year both in sales and shipping. Holiday shipping season typically runs from early November through December, covering major events like Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Christmas, and Boxing Week. It’s a time of great opportunity with higher order volumes and revenue potential, but it also comes with challenges such as holiday surcharges, limited capacity, and delivery delays.
Whether you’re shipping electronics, handmade goods, or important business parcels, things can go wrong. But is shipping insurance worth it? In this blog, we break down the reasons why protecting your packages with insurance is a smart move.
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