Postal News
The latest postal news, analysis and data.
Figures from the newly released 2020 IPC Domestic E-Commerce Shopper Survey Pilot have revealed that 52% of consumers bought more online from domestic e-retailers during the COVID-19 pandemic than before.
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An Post has announced that letter and parcel services to the United States, Australia, New Zealand and Singapore will resume fully on Tuesday next, 29 September, following a lengthy disruption caused by limited air freight capacity.
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At its meeting held on 24 September, the Supervisory Board of Omniva (AS Eesti Post) decided to dismiss Ansi Arumeel, Chairman of the Management Board of Omniva.
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Australia Post has announced the extension of its Pharmacy Home Delivery Service for a further six months, having successfully delivered essential medical supplies to over 24,000 vulnerable Australians during the pandemic from over 1800 pharmacies.
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Citizens Advice has found that seven million people (14% of UK adults) have been unable to receive their post at some point over the last decade.
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Postmaster General Louis DeJoy told local business partners across the country that his goal is to build an organization that serves customers better and provides a platform for business growth.
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New data from Australia Post has revealed that the number of online purchases for the month were up 8.9 % when compared to the 2019 pre-Christmas peak and 5.8% higher than April 2020, the previous largest period.
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bpost group has announced plans to purchase more than 320 double deck trailers for letters and parcels by 2030, and up to 550 more in the following 20 years, a first in the parcels sector in Belgium.
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Henri de Romrée, who heads bpost group’s Parcels & Logistics activities in North America, will leave bpost group at the end of 2020 for family reasons.
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Royal Mail has launched a parcel pick-up service – Parcel Collect – in certain postcode areas of West England as part of a phased roll-out of the service.
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China Post has said that China’s courier services delivered 0.49 million tons of supplies across the country during the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, including medical goods, food and life support devices, and no courier personnel contracted the virus while working, reports ecns.
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Chunghwa Post has said that it would launch a co-branded Visa debit card with Taipei Rapid Transit Corp (TRTC) before the end of this year.
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