This is a YouTube video titled "Amazon Middle Mile Program: Requirements and Opportunities" containing a discussion about the logistics and regulatory constraints of Amazon's middle mile delivery program, specifically focusing on warehouse and distribution rules. The excerpt features a single speaker explaining the program's limitations regarding delivery destinations.
So these guys, because it's built on Amazon, it's got a little bit weird, you know, regulation. So, like, if you're hauling warehouse to Walmart, they're not going to take you. So they don't want any of that retail space there. But they, you know, because, I mean, it's not last mile, but like, in this, this program, it's considered last mile for them. So then warehouse, warehouse, warehouse, distributor, you know, manufacturer to warehouse, whatever the case is. Right. You just can't be at its final point of destination where it's the home, the retailer, whatever that stuff.
