Spain’s Correos raises postal rates by a euro cent
Spain’s Correos has increased its postage rates to add a euro-cent to the price of the domestic letter, a near-3% rise.
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Euro hampers real estate growth at Estonian Post
Estonian Post has blamed the Baltic state’s joining of the euro currency this time last year for slower progress in its real estate division over the past 12 months.
Read MoreRussian ministers back plan to speed up international mail
Russian ministers have approved plans by Russian Post to push for new agreements with foreign postal operators in order to speed up delivery of international mail.
Read MoreThe year that was: 2011 (Part Four)
Our annual review of the year concludes with a look back at the key events that shaped the mail and express industry in the fourth quarter of the 2011 calendar year…
Read MoreScottish Nationalists warn against Royal Mail pricing freedom
Scotland’s governing political party has called on the UK postal regulator to rethink plans to allow Royal Mail more powers to set its own postal rates.
Read MoreThe year that was: 2011 (Part Three)
Our annual review of the year continues with a look back at the key events that shaped the mail and express industry in the third quarter of the 2011 calendar year…
Read MoreAramex reveals 24% cut in fuel consumption in first carbon report
Aramex has cut its fuel consumption by nearly a quarter in the last five years despite 7% growth in its fleet, according to its first ever Carbon Footprint Report, out this week.
Read MorePhilpost deal to give 188 post offices internet access
The Philippine Postal Corporation (Philpost) has signed a deal to work with the Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company (PLDT) to connect all the country’s post offices to the Internet.
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