DPD rolls out upgraded B2C parcel service in Russia
DPD has been rolling out an updated delivery service for business-to-consumer parcels in Russia since the end of last month.
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Royal Mail expecting delivery delays around London Olympics
Royal Mail has warned that mail make take an extra day to be delivered in London areas this summer, during the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Read MoreAir Business extends partnership with publishers’ association
Air Business, the British-based periodical and direct mail subsidiary of Ireland’s An Post, has signed up as strategic sponsor with the Periodical Publishers Association for a third year.
Read MoreIndustry chiefs to discuss mail transformation in Geneva
Key members of the mail and express industry in Europe are to gather in Geneva from Monday, to discuss the state of the market and best practice in the delivery of letters, packets and parcels.
Read MorePostNord seeks CFO as Lönnqvist resigns after 7 months
A corporate efficiency guru hired by Scandinavian postal operator PostNord as its executive vice president and chief financial officer last year is resigning his position, effective 1 June.
Read MoreFedEx Express considering tougher fuel efficiency targets
FedEx Express said today its global vehicle fleet is now 16.6% more fuel efficient than it was in 2005 – putting the company close to its 20% goal set for the year 2020.
Read MoreJudicial review set for Canada Post union contract arbitrator
Canada Post is facing further delay in its attempts to finalise a labour contract for the urban members of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers.
Read MorePaul Vogel to lead new Digital Solutions unit at USPS
The US Postal Service is creating a new Digital Solutions group to create a range of digital products and services.
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