Author: Ian Taylor

Geis launches parcel pickup network in the Czech Republic

Posted by Ian Taylor | Jul 11, 2014 | News |

The Geis Group has expanded its range of services in the Czech Republic. At the end of June, the logistics service provider, whose subsidiary Geis Parcel CZ operates one of the parcel networks in the Czech Republic, acquired a 50 percent share in e-shoppartner. As a result, Geis can now offer its customers access to the largest private parcel pickup network in the Czech republic. Following Geis’s acquisition, the parcel collection points will be renamed “Geis Points”.

Triangle finds carrier churn increasing in the latest B2B survey

Posted by Ian Taylor | Jul 11, 2014 | News |

Triangle Management Services, the specialist services provider to the global mail and express industry, has just released the 2014 edition of the ‘UK Domestic B2B Express Parcels Distribution Survey’, and finds the level of carrier switching up on 2013 and the continued sign of flattening tariffs.

MPs slam UK government’s handling of Royal Mail IPO

Posted by Ian Taylor | Jul 11, 2014 | News |

Members of the British Parliament have criticised the UK government and its advisors for failing to secure an “adequate and appropriate return” from the sale of Royal Mail.

26% increase in sales for Vanderlande Industries

Posted by Ian Taylor | Jul 10, 2014 | News |

Vanderlande, a supplier of automated material handling systems, generated a net turnover of EUR 790 million in the 2014 financial year.

eBay and Argos move to next stage of Click & Collect partnership

Posted by Ian Taylor | Jul 10, 2014 | News |

eBay and Argos announced that they have entered an agreement to extend their offering of Click & Collect services via Argos stores. This extension will enable shoppers to select products from a much wider range of eBay sellers for collection from about 650 Argos stores.

UK government launches review into Royal Mail IPO

Posted by Ian Taylor | Jul 10, 2014 | News |

The UK government has launched an “informal” review into the process it used to privatise Royal Mail last year.

Parcel volumes up 10% at UK Mail Group in first quarter

Posted by Ian Taylor | Jul 10, 2014 | News |

UK Mail Group said yesterday its parcel volumes are up 10% compared to last year.

UK transport secretary opens green refuelling station at UPS hub

Posted by Ian Taylor | Jul 9, 2014 | News |

The UK’s transport secretary, Patrick McLoughlin, opened a new biomethane refuelling station at the UPS hub in central England yesterday.

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Author: Ian Taylor

Geis launches parcel pickup network in the Czech Republic

Triangle finds carrier churn increasing in the latest B2B survey

MPs slam UK government’s handling of Royal Mail IPO

26% increase in sales for Vanderlande Industries

eBay and Argos move to next stage of Click & Collect partnership

UK government launches review into Royal Mail IPO

Parcel volumes up 10% at UK Mail Group in first quarter

UK transport secretary opens green refuelling station at UPS hub

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