FedEx wins two awards at 2026 Supply Chain Asia Awards

FedEx announced Wednesday that it won two awards at the 2026 Supply Chain Asia Awards.

FedEx took home the Last Mile Partner of the Year award, while Angie Hong, FedEx's vice president of sales and solutions for the Asia Pacific region, was named Women in Supply Chain Leader of the Year. Organized by Supply Chain Asia, the awards recognize companies and individuals driving the future of regional supply chains through innovation, operational excellence and customer-centric logistics solutions.

FedEx received the Last Mile Partner of the Year award in recognition of its efforts to improve the customer experience through solutions that enhance visibility, convenience and reliability. The company said it provides real-time delivery tracking, flexible delivery options and digital communication channels, while investing in automation and AI-powered operations to help businesses meet evolving customer expectations.

Hong was recognized for her leadership in advancing customer-focused supply chain solutions and driving business growth across the Asia Pacific region. According to FedEx, she has strengthened customer engagement, expanded the business into strategic industry sectors and introduced digital and data-driven solutions to bolster FedEx's capabilities in helping companies navigate uncertainty.

FedEx said it has supported supply chain resilience, digital transformation and cross-border trade by enhancing connectivity and visibility and delivering technology-based end-to-end supply chain solutions.

"We are deeply honored by these awards, which reflect the trust our customers place in us and the dedication of our team members across Asia Pacific," said Salil Chari, FedEx's Asia Pacific president. "FedEx is focused on delivering solutions that support our customers' growth — helping them gain greater clarity and control over their entire logistics journey and building supply chains with resilience and agility."

Chari added that he was especially proud to see FedEx leaders recognized for their efforts to deliver lasting value to customers and raise the industry's supply chain capabilities.

Meanwhile, FedEx recently introduced an integrated customs duties and taxes payment feature to its import customs platform, FedEx Import Tool, in South Korea.

Domestic importers can now handle key customs procedures — from document submission and customs processing to delivery and clearance status checks and duties and taxes payment — on a single digital platform. The service is available to both FedEx account holders and non-member recipients.