Neopost, the European leader and the number two worldwide supplier of mailing solutions, today announced consolidated sales of euro 196.3 million for the second quarter of 2002 (ended July 31 2002), representing an increase of 28.1% with respect to the second quarter of 2001.
Read MoreJean-Paul Bailly, the chairman of the Paris public transport authority (RATP), is expected to be appointed chairman of the French post office (La Poste) tomorrow.
Read MoreThe East African Standard has reported that the Postal Corporation of Kenya ( PCK) plans to increase service charges by over 30 per cent. The corporation has applied for the Communication Commission of Kenya’s (CCK) approval to revise tariffs on postage of letters, aerogrammes and postcards.
Read MoreGreyhound PackageXpress (GPX), a division of Greyhound Lines, Inc., is expanding its shipping services with United Parcel Service’s Authorized Shipping Outlets (ASOs) to offer its customers more convenience and additional shipping options such as next day, second day, three day, ground service and international shipping service to more than 200 countries.
“GPX is a reliable and economical alternative for package delivery and the additional services enables us to serve our customers more efficiently,” said Dave Phillips, vice president, GPX. “Our offerings of UPS services is now in nine states with this expansion and we plan to expand the service to all major U.S. markets.”
AUSTRALIA Post’s 32,700 employees will be paid a $300 bonus each for a combined total of almost $10 million.
Read MoreBank Pocztowy has announced plans to restructure and develop its business on its own, with capital most likely provided by current owners Prokom and Poczta Polska (the Polish Post Office – PP).
Read MoreANC has moved its West Midlands depot to a larger 600sq metre facility in Kingswinford, adding 30 jobs. MD Mick Dowling said the move would make ANC “the major force in the parcels industry” for the area.
Read MoreAn upturn in business led Target Worldwide Express to transfer its Staffordshire operation to Stone Business Park.
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