Ministers propose changes to Norway’s post office network
The Norwegian Government has issued a white paper proposing changes to Norway Post’s retail network to improve customer service and cut costs.
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Protected: Northern Ireland missing the opportunity to get the most out of Post Offices
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Read MoreNewgistics launches US-Canada cross-border shipping service
Parcel shipping and returns enabler Newgistics has launched a new cross-border service for US ecommerce retailers selling to Canadian consumers.
Read MoreSingPost profits down in 2011 in weaker Asian economy
SingPost saw its group revenues increasing by 2.2% last year, as growth in its logistics and retail operations countered declining sales in its traditional postal services, but inflationary costs and investments ate into profits for 2011.
Read MoreOfcom to extend UK’s Second Class postal price cap
UK regulator Ofcom has formally proposed extending Royal Mail’s limited new price controls to include Second Class large letters and small parcels.
Read MoreThe week that was: 27 April 2012
Rounding up the biggest stories as reported by Post&Parcel in the last seven days, including the passing of a major reform bill in the US and the latest results from UPS…
Read MoreIndustry experts to discuss long-term future of USPS
PostalVision 2020, the annual conference that seeks to bring a little blue-skies thinking to the question of how the US Postal Service should face up to the digital age, has announced its line-up for its June event.
Read MorePostal Digest – NZ Post, Norway Post, Itella and Swiss Post news
Some more headlines from around the postal world, including news of wage deals in Norway, hybrid mail in Finland and a Swiss Post acquisition…
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