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Business Post builds a new European express network

Express carrier Business Post has launched a European road delivery service – Eurodis – in partnership with independent companies across western Europe.
The new bilateral agreements replace arrangements with agents and will help the expansion of its international business by providing return business.

“We are hoping to double turnover in the international express business within the next 12 months, ” said international MD Brian Jenkins. Currently it accounts for 6 percent, or GBP21m, of turnover.

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UK post service rivals reach surprise pact

Royal Mail and Business Post shocked the postal regulator yesterday by agreeing to an eleventh hour deal on access pricing. The companies, which have been wrangling for nearly two years over how much Business Post must pay to access the so-called “final mile” of Royal Mail’s delivery network, announced they had signed heads of terms on the issue. However, the details of the deal are likely to remain confidential until January. The news came as a surprise to Graham Corbett, the outgoing chairman of postal regulator Postcomm. He had been due to publish a decision on access pricing tomorrow, after the two companies had asked the regulator to mediate on the issue. “This is like being on the courtroom steps,” he said. “They have suddenly found themselves thinking that they don’t want a deal imposed on them by a judge or a regulator.”

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Double number of pallets- in theory

Business Post says that UK Pallets would gain an additional 174,000 pallets a month if its parcels customers started using recently acquired pallet network. The figure is based on a survey of Business Post’s customers and would more than double throughout UK Pallets.

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BUSINESS POST WOOS ITS UK PALLET PARTNERS

Business Post launched its UK Pallets network- formerly called Weaver- to its 70 partner transport firms at a hotel in the midlands on Saturday.

Customers can be shared, partners were told, and they were urged to cross- sell parcels under new incentive schemes, called “£££s for pallets and “£££s f for parcels”; it is understood that those gaining new contracts will win 15% of the first 13 weeks’ revenue.

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