Tag: Courier/Express/Parcels

UPS adds expedited services to Latin American markets

United Parcel Service is introducing its expedited service in Colombia, Honduras and Guatemala, the company said Monday. The new service, already offered in over 45 countries worldwide, will provide customers in these countries with additional shipping options.

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TPG takes over ALS

The TNT Post Group (TPG) with headquarters in Amsterdam (Netherlands) is continuing its expansion course in Europe. TPG has now considerably strengthened its market position in Italy with the recent takeover of the Italian company Advance Logistics Services (ALS).

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Italian, French Posts Partner on Express Deal

The Italian and French post offices have signed a cooperation agreement involving joint handling of express courier traffic, Poste Italiane managing director Corrado Passera told a news conference on Thursday. With immediate effect, La Poste’s Italy-bound express courier traffic will be handled in Italy by Poste Italiane’s wholly controlled express courier subsidiary SDA

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UPS Launches New Mail Service in Dallas/Ft. Worth

DALLAS–(BUS1NESS WLRE)–June 7, 2001–UPS (NYSE:UPS –
news) today announced that beginning this week, the Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex area will become the second market nationwide to receive a new presort service that helps customers better manage their mail.

Atlanta was the first market to test the new service, which is designed for small- and medium-sized mailers that do not typically qualify for postal discounts on first-class mail.

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