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There's something deeply satisfying about watching raw materials transform into something you recognize. 📦 At Amazon, we use machine learning to design right-sized packaging for every order, and we've avoided 5.4 million metric tons of packaging materials since 2015. Every box is made to be recyclable. From the roll to your doorstep, our teams are constantly innovating to reduce waste while protecting what's inside. Less material. Less waste. Same safe delivery.

🚀Amazon Leo adds 6 new Arianespace launches, extending the largest commercial contract in Arianespace's history, ⚡Amazon Quick's AI assistant for work is now generally available on desktop and mobile, and 🌱Amazon unveils new paper to replace its plastic packaging Check out the newsletter for all the details ⬇️

When we heard about a young fan in Michigan who loves watching Amazon deliveries roll through his neighborhood, we knew we wanted to do something special. We teamed up with Amazon Delivery Service Partner, Taylor Bahri, and her company Dreams Logistics LLC, a local business that delivers packages to Amazon customers, to surprise Lincoln with an experience he won't soon forget. 📷: Amazon in Action

Cybersecurity is one of the most consequential challenges organizations face today. We're welcoming Kevin Mandia — a 30+ year veteran of digital defense — to Amazon's Board of Directors.

Safety training doesn't have to be boring to be serious. Our social media manager tried Amazon's Slip, Trip, and Fall Simulator at our DDE6 Last Mile Driver Academy in Colorado: a glass floor sprayed with water, a harness for safety, and a technique real delivery drivers train on to stay steady in icy conditions. It looks funny, but is actually one of the most requested trainings by Delivery Service Partner drivers, many of whom say the small-steps balance technique helps them off the clock too, not just on their routes. Small skills, big difference when the roads (and sidewalks) get slick.