Canada Post schools programme promotes epost
Canada Post has launched a new schools programme as part of efforts to publicize the next generation of its epost digital mail platform.
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MaltaPost to retain USO, but not postal monopoly
Postal regulators on Malta have said they are not handing MaltaPost a continuing monopoly on delivering letters under 50g next year, contrary to local media reports.
Read Morebpost rolls out automated parcel terminal network
Belgium’s bpost is expanding its use of parcel locker terminals beyond a trial started last year, with plans for 72 units to be rolled out by the end of the year.
Read MoreEstonian Post profits up despite 11% drop in letter volume
Estonian Post – Eesti Posti – has already made more profit in the first eight months of this year than it did for the whole of 2011.
Read MorePostNL buys Dutch courier firm “with a social heart”
PostNL has acquired a small express company in the Netherlands that has a niche in providing jobs for chronically ill and disabled people.
Read MoreBrazil Post meets union again, with trial date set
Brazil Post is meeting with union groups again today with hopes of agreeing a labour deal to bring the country’s partial postal strike to a halt.
Read MoreKenya’s diplomatic choice for the UPU
Ambassador Bishar A Hussein, the next UPU director general and former Kenyan postmaster general, discusses his priorities for the global postal sector.
Read MoreFrom Uruguay to the Universal Postal Union?
James Cartledge speaks to Serrana Bassini, Secretary General of the Postal Union of the Americas, Spain and Portugal, who is hoping to be elected the next head of the UPU.
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