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DHL launches intra-European airfreight solution

DHL Global Forwarding (DGF), the air and ocean freight business of Deutsche Post World Net announced its intra-European, overnight transport solution for the life sciences industry.

Called “Airfreight Plus for the Life Sciences Industry”, the service combines the speed of express with the individual care of a freight forwarder, providing day-definite, door-to-door delivery of heavyweight goods across 32 European countries. For DGF’s life sciences industry customers, this means not only late cut-off times and next-day service, but also temperature-controlled facilities, minimal tarmac times and dedicated handling of shipments by trained life sciences staff.

Transportation of +2°C to +8°C goods includes door-to-door freight management with LifeConEx, DGF’s joint venture company specializing in the management of temperature-controlled life sciences industry goods. This service is optionally available for ambient shipments as well (+2°C to +25°C).

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DHL, PosLaju to jointly offer express service (Malaysia)

Express couriers DHL and PosLaju have jointly launched Pospriority Express, a premium international express delivery service.

The service, jointly developed and marketed by DHL and PosLaju, is aimed at customers from the retail sector as well as small and medium enterprises.

The company expects the new service to boost its international shipments by 20 pct from the initial five participating PosLaju outlets.

DHL Express (Malaysia and Brunei) Country Manager Sam Leong said the collaboration was a significant milestone.

Under the agreement signed yesterday, DHL will provide customer service and after-sales support as well as 24-hour tracking services.

The Pospriority Express service will initially be available at five selected PosLaju outlets located at Kompleks Dayabumi, Brickfields, Klang, Penang and Johor Bahru.

By the second quarter of next year, it will be rolled out nationwide.

Pospriority Express offers five kg, 10kg and 25kg box options.

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DHL Qatar unveils 24-hour service to India

DHL Express recently launched the “India Next Day” service, the first of its kind in Qatar, delivering shipments, to and from, three destinations in India within 24 hours.
“India Next Day” is a service offering in Qatar, utilising the diversified product portfolio of DHL to deliver packages to Mumbai, New Delhi and Chennai. The improved services cut lead times and shipment efficiency for individual and corporate clients requiring urgent express delivery.
According to the Federation of the Indian Export Organisations, there are five million Indians living and working in the GCC. In Qatar alone, Indians account for more than 18 per cent of the total population of the country. India’s total trade with GCC countries has witnessed a fourfold increase in the last five years.

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DHL upgrades express service network in Finland

DHL started daily flights between Turku/Finland and Leipzig on 15th September, which means faster transport services for customers in Western and Central Finland. The flight between Helsinki and Leipzig continues to serve customers in Southern, Eastern and Northern Finland.
The new flight arrives in Turku at 8:30 and departs for Leipzig at 22:45. The Boeing 737 has a capacity of 16.5 tons and can carry also heavy and voluminous shipments.
Especially customers of Western and Central Finland will benefit from the new flight. Due to the late departure the customers have the entire working day at their disposal for gathering shipments for dispatch. The pickup times will be significantly later since the way to the airport now is shorter. During autumn, deliveries before noon – DHL EXPRESS 12:00 service – will be available in and around Turku. At present this service is offered in greater Helsinki area.

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Openfield appoints DHL as logistics partner (UK)

DHL Exel Supply Chain has been appointed supply chain partner to Openfield, the planned new merged business of Grainfarmers and Centaur Grain.

In a five year contract worth around GBP 125 million (154 million euro), DHL will be using its logistics expertise to work with existing grain carriers to establish a more efficient supply chain.

This appointment comes after three years of collaboration between the companies, looking into ways that the existing supply chain could be streamlined to counter increasing operating costs and growing food costs.

The new contract involves DHL taking over the existing Grainfarmers fleet which makes around 15 pct of the deliveries in any one year. Primarily, DHL will be managing and coordinating deliveries to ensure that the supply chain is working to its maximum potential, with waiting times and empty running reduced, both of which are extremely wasteful in terms of time and the environment.

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