USPS files for service changes linked to network cutbacks
The US Postal Service filed its proposals today with US regulators, seeking to adjust key service standards as it cuts the size of its mail processing network by more than half.
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Palletways signs four members to 10-year extensions
UK-based express transport network Palletways has signed 10-year deals extending the memberships of four of its members.
Read MoreOliver Rupps named as trans-o-flex CEO
German parcel and express company trans-o-flex has appointed Oliver Rupps as its new chief executive officer.
Read MoreThe week that was: 2 December 2011
Rounding up the biggest stories of the week on Post&Parcel, with view of the European parcels market, Canada Post making a huge loss, Royal mail looking to alternative delivery and USPS promising improvements…
Read MoreUSPS to trial parcel collection lockers in Virginia
The US Postal Service will begin trials next week with parcel collection and delivery lockers that could improve first-time delivery rates for packages to consumers.
Read MoreBoost for FedEx services in Philippines with tech upgrade
FedEx Express is promising faster pick-ups and transit times in the Philippines, after upgrading wireless scanning technology within its operations in the Southeast Asian country.
Read MoreFastway Couriers rebrands with extra focus on ecommerce
New Zealand and Australia based franchise courier network Fastway Couriers is rolling out a major rebrand it has described as the most significant change in its 28-year history.
Read MoreSatori Software alliance with SAP boosts support for Postalsoft
Address management software specialist Satori Software has signed an agreement with German software giant SAP AG to become an official reseller of its SAP BusinessObjects Postalsoft software.
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