Tag: DHL

DHL forms association with Mexican Bancomext

Posted by | Aug 20, 2004 | |

Jorge Ehnrenwald, director of Marketing at DHL, said that the mail company has formed an association with the National Foreign Trade Bank (Bancomext) in order to provide integral logistics solutions for small and medium-sized companies.

The executive said that the association was part of a project that DHL and Bancomext have been working on since 2002. He also mentioned that when a small company approaches Bancomext for advice on transport of goods, it will be directed towards DHL who will try to come up with solutions.

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DHL launches new online international shipping resource

Posted by | Aug 19, 2004 | |

Shipping giant DHL has recently launched a new online international shipping resource for estimating duties, taxes and other customs-related charges. The new Trade Automation Service (TAS) provides trade and customs data covering more than 64 countries that are responsible for 95 percent of the world’s trade. Specific tools include: landed-cost calculator, product compliance, comparative landing costs, restricted party screening and interactive classification.

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DHL Korea keen to play role in hub

Posted by | Aug 18, 2004 | |

Completion of an air cargo terminal at Incheon International Airport by a global air express company will contribute to Korea’s goal of becoming a Northeast Asian hub, said the head of DHL Korea Ltd.
“We are promoting the Northeast Asian DHL hub by building the biggest cargo terminal at Incheon International Airport,” Bae Kwang-woo, CEO of DHL Korea Ltd, said. “This goal is based on making the best use of the excellent geographical position of Incheon.”

Once completed in August 2006, the cargo terminal would become one of the 78 DHL hubs worldwide and the first in Northeast Asia, the chief executive said. Construction of the 25-square kilometer site is slated to begin July 2005.

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DHL recognised as a Top 100 Agile company

Posted by | Aug 16, 2004 | |

IDG’s CIO magazine has announced DHL, the world’s leading express delivery and logistics company, as a recipient of the 2004 CIO 100 award. The annual award program recognises organisations around the world that exemplify the highest level of operational and strategic excellence in information technology. This year’s awards theme is the “Agile 100,” which recognises those executives and organisations that respond quickly to changing business environments. Winners demonstrated measurable results in how they used IT to enable and support agility in their organisations.

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DHL ‘will have world-class infrastructure in India by 2005’

Posted by | Aug 16, 2004 | |

DHL, wholly owned by the world’s largest transport and logistics company, Bonn-based Deutsche Post World Net, is truly global. DHL’s network covers 120,000 destinations in more than 200 countries and territories, employing over 160,000 people,420 aircraft, and 75,000 vehicles. It has 36 hubs, 900 depots, 238 gateways and 5000 offices. DHL handles one billion shipments every year catering to the requirements of 4.2 million customers. In the Asia-Pacific region also DHL is the clear market leader. The size of business amounts to euro 3 billion on a customer base of 250,000. More than 40 million shipments and 623 million kg of freight and over 430,000 TEUs are handled through six hubs employing 20,000 employees, 5000 vehicles and 20 dedicated freighters. About 800 commercial flights are operated per day. Mr John Mullen, CEO of DHL Express in Asia Pacific, recently spoke to Business Line in Hong Kong.

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