FedEx Express, a subsidiary of FedEx Corp, has expanded its Express Freight Services to include Saturday delivery for FedEx 1Day® Freight, FedEx 2Day® Freight and FedEx International Priority® Freight shipments to several U.S. metropolitan markets.
Read MoreExpress, a subsidiary of FedEx Corp has expanded its US Express Freight Services to include Saturday delivery for FedEx 1Day(R) Freight, FedEx 2Day(R) Freight and FedEx International Priority(R) Freight shipments to several U.S. metropolitan markets. “By extending the same reliable Express Freight service to Saturday, shippers now have more time-definite delivery options for their high-value freight shipments,” said Dan Mullally, senior vice president of sales for FedEx Services. “This new expanded service reflects our ongoing commitment to help shippers reduce costs and achieve faster inventory turns.”
Read MorePostEurop Plenary Assembly, Dubrovnik 25 – 26 February 2004
Joint meeting with CERP
Jörn Allardt
Finland Post Corporation
PostEurop Terminal Dues Project
Quality of Service 2005-08. Presentation at PostEurop Dubrovnik Feb 04 by Zdravko FAJL, Croatian Post Inc.
P:LibraryCERP – PostEurop Plenary Feb04Quality of Service _ Zdravko Fajl Croatia Post slides.pdf
Also see speech – P:LibraryCERP – PostEurop Plenary Feb04 QofS Zdravko Fajl Croatia Post
La Poste, the French national postal operator, has broken off its partnership with Spanish counterpart Correos, selling the latter the remaining 25.77 per cent stake that it owned in Chronoexpres, the joint venture created by the two companies in 2001. With annual turnover of 146.1m euros, Chronoexpres operates in the urgent package delivery segment.
Read MoreThe Italian government pledges to extend publishing funds to smaller publishers. Cabinet undersecretary Paolo Bonaiuti stressed his thanks to the opposition for their positive contributions: “since we all understand the value of domestic postal discounts we worked behind closed doors in an attempt to reconcile the wider interests of the sector”.
Read MoreThe Danish government intends to start selling Post Danmark shares as soon as the framework for the postal market liberalisation in Denmark has been established, transport minister Flemming Hansen told the parliamentary transport committee. The Danish parliament, ‘Folketinget’, is expected to pass a postal services liberalisation bill in June this year. The bill will probably be modelled on the EU directive, which would leave Post Danmark with a monopoly only for addressed letters up to 50 grams from 2005.
Read MoreThe Postal Authority will undergo structural changes so it can turn into a government company with a business orientation, director-general Yossi Shelley said. The contracts of deputy directors-general and other senior staffers will be extended for only six months.
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