At the City Logistics for the Urban Economy (CLUE) Annual Symposium 2025, held at the University of Toronto, Purolator highlighted its use of Envio’s digital shipping label as part of a broader discussion on how urban logistics systems are evolving.

The symposium brought together researchers, policymakers and industry practitioners to explore how cities can better manage freight movement as delivery volumes increase. Discussions covered last-mile efficiency, sustainability and the growing role of digital infrastructure in enabling more resilient and transparent logistics networks.

Results from early proof-of-concept work demonstrated that Artac is compatible with existing handheld and in-line scanning systems, while providing reliable tracking both indoors and outdoors, whether stationary or in transit. These capabilities align closely with sustainability initiatives, reducing single-use label waste while improving visibility across complex urban delivery networks.

As urban delivery challenges continue to intensify, solutions that integrate physical packaging with digital infrastructure are becoming an increasingly relevant part of the conversation.

More information about the event is available via the University of Toronto’s Mobility Network.