Vanderlande to supply sorter for Norway Post parcel plant
Dutch material handling systems manufacturer Vanderlande is supplying a new sorting system for a new Norway Post parcel-sorting plant.
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Austrian Post to expand into fulfillment with acquisition
Austrian Post is getting into the business of outsourced fulfillment with the planned acquisition of Vienna-based firm Systemlogistik Distribution GmbH.
Read MoreUS regulators to streamline reviews of major changes at USPS
US postal regulators are looking into streamlining the way they review major service changes at the US Postal Service, in the light of rapid changes in the communications arena.
Read MoreSpend and Send: The Growing E-commerce Delivery Dilemma
It might seem strange to turn away business in a competitive parcels market like the UK, but some delivery companies are seeing risks to their corporate reputations from the overload from surging e-commerce volumes, says GFS director Simon Veale.
Read MoreUPS launches ground freight service across US-Mexico border
UPS has launched a new ground freight service between the United States and Mexico designed for supply chain operations.
Read MoreGeodis ups offer for troubled Sernam to EUR 750k
Proposals from French logistics company Geodis to acquire troubled parcel delivery firm Sernam are now being assessed by the French court handling the company’s receivership.
Read MoreE-commerce collection network Kinek signs up three US e-retailers
Kinek, the network of alternative package delivery points in North America, has signed up three more e-commerce retailers.
Read MoreUPS to use biogas-powered vehicles during London Olympics
UPS has taken on 10 new vehicles that can make use of renewable biomethane to support operations at this summer’s London Olympics.
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