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Parcelforce Worldwide launches GBP1 million ad campaign

Posted by | Mar 12, 2003 | |

Parcelforce Worldwide is launching its first above the line advertising campaign for six years following a major restructure of the business that has firmly positioned it as one of the UK’s leading express delivery companies.

The four week GBP1 million campaign, which launches on 17 March, focuses on national press and national and regional radio stations. The creative theme developed by Soup –‘There when you need us’– demonstrates that Parcelforce Worldwide understands and identifies closely with the needs of the modern business customer.

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Analysts talk down Exel bid for Hays

Posted by | Mar 11, 2003 | |

Exel, the world’s third largest logistics company, is likely to pass on the opportunity to buy out Hays’ logistics and haulage arm, in favour of improving
its position in the US and Asia, according to analysts.

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Spanish Seur Posts 455.85 Mln Euro Turnover for 2002

Posted by | Mar 11, 2003 | |

Spanish express courier group Seur posted a 455.85 mln euro ($503 mln) turnover for 2002, up 6.2 pct year-on-year, Seur said on March 11, 2003.

Seur targets an over 8.0 pct year-on-year rise in turnover for 2003. Seur staff rose by 4.6 pct year-on-year to 7,773 in 2002. Seur operated with 3,887 vehicles in 2002, a 4.7 pct year-on-year increase. Seur introduced an express delivery service for frozen products in the middle of September 2002.

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New UPS Service Accelerates Money Flow for International Trade

Posted by | Mar 11, 2003 | |

A new service announced today by UPS, UPS Exchange Collect, helps exporters and importers accelerate payments and reduce the risks associated with international trade transactions. UPS Exchange Collect is an easy-to-use, technology-based electronic payment option that synchronizes the movement of goods, information and funds between exporters and importers.

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Parcel and courier firms may request North American Free Trade Agreement panel if transport law is approved

Posted by | Mar 11, 2003 | |

If the new Federal Transport Law (FLT) is approved foreign parcel services and courier firms could request that the government set up a controversy-resolution panel under the framework of the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta), acknowledged the Chairman of the Chamber of Deputies Transport Commission, Eugenio Orestes Pérez Cruz. This was confirmed by Ernesto Romero president of the National Association of Courier Companies, which includes Fedex, UPS and DHL.Orestes Pérez Cruz said that foreign companies felt that they were affected by certain elements of the new transport bill.

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Parcelforce Worldwide launches GBP1 million business ad campaign

Posted by | Mar 11, 2003 | |

Parcelforce Worldwide is launching its first above the line advertising campaign for six years following a major restructure of the business that has firmly positioned it as one of the UK’s leading express delivery companies. Over the past nine months Parcelforce Worldwide has reinvented itself as a time-guaranteed, express only delivery company and ended its role in the non-guaranteed three to five day delivery market. Its association with slower delivery services had previously made it difficult to build its reputation and image as a high quality express parcel company.

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