Tag: Courier/Express/Parcels

UPS and GLS top German CEP sales ranking

UPS and GLS have been rated the best CEP operators in Germany in an in-depth survey of sales performance. Hermes and Trans-o-flex came bottom of the list of seven leading carriers which also included DHL, DPD and TNT. The survey by Wiesbaden-based consultancy Marketing Partner compared and evaluated the carriers’ entire offer process from initial customer contact, advice and offer through to reliable timing and the length of the whole offer phase. The survey was based on a concrete enquiry for a complex logistics outsourcing contract involving more than 50,000 shipments per year.

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Malaysia's Transmile says unaware Pos Malaysia selling 17.3 pct stake to DHL

Transmile Group Bhd said it has no knowledge of any plan by major shareholder Pos Malaysia & Services Holdings Bhd to sell its 17.3 pct stake in Transmile to DHL as reported recently in local newspapers. ‘The Board of Directors of Transmile Group Bhd wishes to clarify that TGB is not aware of Pos Malaysia’s intention to dispose of its 17.3 pct stake in TGB to DHL,’ it said in a statement.

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DHL acknowledged as a UAE 'Superbrand'

DHL UAE has cemented its position as the leading express logistics company in the country, after being selected for the third consecutive year as one of the UAE’s strongest business brands. ‘DHL is honoured to be acknowledged as a leading brand in the UAE. This tribute is a reflection of our strong investment in the country and, most of all, a reflection of the commitment and enthusiasm that our staff puts into delighting our customers,’ explained David Wild, DHL UAE General Manager. Eclipsing big names in the industry, DHL UAE was awarded the Superbrands status, along with 77 other brands, during the recently held awards ceremony, often referred to as the ‘Oscars of Branding’. As part of the acknowledgment, DHL UAE will be profiled in the ‘Superbrands’ book, where the company’s history, services and successes are to be traced and recognised.

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Japan Post to quadruple investment to 180 bln yen in current year

Japan Post plans to invest 180 bln yen during the current business year ending March 2007, four times the amount it spent in the previous fiscal year, to introduce frozen-food deliveries and expand online services, the Nihon Keizai Shimbun reported without citing sources. The company plans to launch a service that will enable the delivery of items that need to be kept frozen, a well-established segment among private-sector delivery companies such as Yamato Transport Co, the financial daily said.

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