Tag: Courier/Express/Parcels

US PostNet signs agreement with DHL

PostNet World Headquarters announced today that all PostNet locations will become authorized shipping centers for DHL, a worldwide leader in express shipping. This makes PostNet the only major player in the postal, business and communications services industry offering customers the choice of four major express shipping and mailing services. In addition to DHL, PostNet is an authorized shipping center for FedEx, UPS and the U.S. Postal Service. PostNet has more than 500 locations throughout the United States, and more than 935 worldwide.

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NZ Post and DHL look to improve links with Asia

Smaller New Zealand businesses could be doing a booming online trade with China through new services being developed between the two markets, says New Zealand Post’s joint-venture partner DHL. Last year, Deutsche Post-owned DHL entered a joint-venture partnership with state-owned New Zealand Post – now called Express Couriers Limited. Scott Price, chief executive of DHL Express Asia Pacific, said they were already looking at how to improve links between New Zealand, Asia and Australia.

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TNT Logistics receives third “Q1” award from Ford Motor Company

TNT Logistics, a leading provider of supply chain services to the automotive industry, has received its third Ford Motor Company “Q1” Award for quality services in North America. This award is for providing transportation services to Ford’s fleet business out of TNT Logistics’ Brownstown (Michigan) operation located south of Detroit. The winning of Ford’s “Q1” Award continues a tradition of excellence for TNT Logistics North America in the automotive industry as the company also won DaimlerChrysler’s “Gold” Award last year.

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New Zealand Freightways half year profit up 46 percent

Freightways today reported a 46 percent jump in its half year net profit. The courier firm reported a net profit of NZD11 million for the half year ended December, up from NZD7.7 million for the same period the previous year. Earnings before interest tax and amortisation (ebita) rose 28 percent to NZD26 million. A fully imputed interim dividend of 7.5 cents per share will be paid on March 31, up from 5.85cps.

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