EMISSION: Not Impossible
It does not sound a lot, does it? 0.07%. That is the percentage of CO2 emissions the postal sector currently contributes annually to world levels.
Read MoreYear: 2009
The week that was: 4 December 2009
The holiday season is fast approaching and soon 2009 will draw to a close, but before you delve into the attic to dig out the same dusty box of Christmas decorations you have owned since 1984, sit back, relax and enjoy Post&Parcel’s latest weekly round-up.
Read MoreAccess all areas
Communications adviser Ruth Snelleman gives Post&Parcel an insight into customer channel access at Australia Post.
Read More16bn is USPS’ magic number
Between now and Christmas, USPS will deliver 16.6bn cards, letters and packages across the country and around the world – a task that requires more than 190,000 vehicles, including 142,000 half-ton trucks.
Read MorePosts produce 26m tonnes of CO2 emissions annually
According to its first worldwide survey, the Universal Postal Union (UPU) estimates that Posts in its 191 member countries generated at least 26m tonnes of CO2 in 2008 through the operation of postal vehicles and buildings.
Read MoreTNT announce strategy “Vision 2015”
TNT has published Vision 2015 – a strategy that sees further stabilisation in its trading environment. Key points include:
Read MoreIPC release Global Postal Industry Report 2009
The International Post Corporation (IPC) has released its 2009 report on the state of the global postal industry.
Read MoreThe posts as keepers of the portal
A delivery address is an asset without peer, and the posts need to rethink how to protect and use it.
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