ST.PETERSBURG, RUSSIA, SEP 16, 2001 (A&G News via COMTEX) — The Minister of
communication and information Leonid Reyman announced this. According to the
Minister not all Russians can afford their own computer and equipment
necessary for Internet connection. Public Internet spots will be affordable
and will allow many people to use all the available services.
Exel has picked up two major logistics contract in South Africa for Kodak and Gillette
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Read More:: PR Newswire, London, September 17. This press release is transmitted on
behalf of Consignia.
Commenting on Postcomm’s decision to award a licence to Hays, Consignia
said today it remained concerned at the impact of the move on its ability to
continue providing a Universal Service whereby addresses everywhere get a
postal service at a uniform price.
Consignia, therefore, welcomed Postcomm’s commitment to review the effect
on the Universal Service arising from the postal regulator’s decision to give
Hays a licence.
Spain: The parcel delivery sector had Euro3.32 bil sales in 2000, up 14.6% on 1999, according to a DBK, consultancy, study. The business parcels segment had Euro2 bil sales, up 15.6 while the industrial parcels segment had Euro1.2 bil sales, up 13%.
Read MoreGerman Parcel Paket-Logistik GmbH & Co OHG, a subsidiary of UK-based
Consignia, does not plan to expand parcel delivery services for
private customers in view of strong competition from Deutsche Post,
which offers services below production costs. However, it aims for
third place on the European parcel deliveries market, and also plans
to develop logistics activities.
Lynx Express expects to send 20,000 parcels a month to the US following its tie-up with the US Postal Service (USPS). A jointly branded service, pitched 40% below integrators’ rates and about 15-20% below typical wholesale deferred rates, goes live a…
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