Couriers urge China Post to relax rules
The Conference of Asia Pacific Express Carriers, or CAPEC, an interest group representing the world’s top express courier firms in Asia, has asked China’s State Post Bureau (China Post) to further lower restrictions and interference in the mainland’s express mail service sector as the regulator is finalizing the amended rules. CAPEC, which represents DHL, FedEx Corp, United Parcel Service and TNT Express, has sent a statement urging China Post to set up a regulatory board separated from its business service department, reduce administrative interference in the industry and increase transparency. “As China is gradually opening its logistics and express market to foreign investors, no major foreign companies want to miss the opportunity to tap the emerging market,” an industry source said.
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