Pakistan Post avoids privatisation
Pakistan Post will not be privatised but could become a corporation as the government looks to improve efficiency, minister for postal services Israrullah Zehri said.
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Paragon develops new delivery software
Paragon Software Systems has developed software to help delivery fleet operators cut costs by optimising service zones and territories, ensuring balanced workloads.
Read MoreQatar appointment for DHL’s Kearvell
DHL has appointed Daniel Kearvell as the new general manager of DHL Express Qatar.
Read MoreUSPS improves recycling programme
More than 200,000 tons, and counting. That’s how much paper, plastics and other waste the USPS recycled in 2009, representing a decrease in its greenhouse gas emissions of approximately 1.67m barrels of oil.
Read MorePost Office to set up in council building
A post office in the Borders is to become the first in Scotland to be run from a local authority building, reports the BBC.
Read MoreMER March 2010: Greenwatch
Post&Parcel features Mail & Express Review’s round-up of the leading green initiatives throughout the sector during the last quarter.
Read MoreFedEx Trade Networks opens new offices
FedEx Trade Networks has opened six new freight forwarding offices across its Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region and its Latin America region as part of a global expansion plan.
Read MoreEmirates Post opens four new offices
Emirates Post has opened four new post offices: two in Dubai, one in Ras Al Khaimah and one in Fujairah.
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