Deutscher Paket Dienst (DPD), the German postal service provider, is aiming to improve its position on the country’s market by expanding its network. It aims to increase the number of packages it delivers this year, from 355 million to 434 million, and will increase all prices by 5 per cent from the start of April. This will bring DPD closer to TPG, the Dutch postal delivery company and number two on the European market.
Die Welt
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