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Romania's B2B Parcel Delivery Market at 40 Mln Euro in 2006

Romania’s business-to-business (B2B) parcel delivery market will reach 40 million euro (USD50.3 million) this year, a top official of express delivery services company TNT Romania, a subsidiary of the Dutch TNT Express, said.
“The B2B market will be around 40 million euro by the end of this year. The market was about 25-30% lower last year,” Bogdan Dragotoiu, TNT Romania country customer service manager, told SeeNews in a recent interview.
The market is in the midst of an adolescent growth phase, with an increasing degree of awareness of the delivery solutions throughout the companies active in Romania, he said.
Dragotoiu said he estimates the country’s parcel delivery market will grow by more than 40% in 2007, mostly due to Romania’s accession to the European Union on January 1 next year.

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PalletFORCE has appointed Kay Gooch as Network Sales Co-Ordinator

Lichfield-based PalletFORCE, one of the fastest growing palletised distribution networks in the UK, has underlined its success with the appointment of Kay Gooch as Network Sales Co-ordinator.

Reporting to Trevor Mudd, Marketing and Business Development Manager, Kay will have responsibility for supporting the external sales team in lead generation, promoting the development of the PalletFORCE brand and assisting the Network’s sales and marketing functions.

For the past seven years, Kay has worked in a telesales role for an external marketing company, working within several sectors of the transport, automotive and service industries. She has extensive customer service and financial experience and also brings knowledge of field sales and promotional work.

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Nearly 4,000 people join Correos in permanent positions

From the beginning of November, Correos will have nearly 4,000 additional permanent employees in its workforce. At that time, 3,177 people will take up full time, permanent positions as a result of the vacancies advertised earlier this year and the entrance examinations that took place on 23 July. A further 800 people will take up stable employment with the company to help provide the Universal Postal Service in rural areas. And in the next few months, a further 5,000 people will be employed on permanent contracts for specific times of the year; these workers will help cover holiday periods and peak times, such as the summer and Christmas campaigns.

This system will encourage the dynamic and decentralised incorporation of workers to permanent positions, and will enable vacant positions to be covered more effectively, resulting in an increase in the quality of employment and an increase in the quality of the postal service provided to our customers.

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Interim Report for July–September 2006: Finland Post’s Growth Continues

A quarter of net sales based on international operations

• Consolidated net sales for Q3/2006 improved to EUR 359.8 million over the same period a year ago (EUR 309.9 million in Q3/2005), up by 16%, company acquisitions and organic growth accounting for 13% and 3%, respectively. Non-Finnish operations accounted for 25% (17%) of net sales.

• Consolidated operating profit for the period came to EUR 15.5 million (EUR 17.1 million), representing 4.3% (5.5%) of consolidated net sales. Profit before tax totalled EUR 16.4 million (EUR 18.5 million).

• Within Messaging, letter-mail volumes declined in line with the pan-European trend. Information Logistics’ net sales showed favourable developments in all of its product groups, with the exception of Germany. Logistics reported growth of 56% in its net sales, organic growth accounting for 11 percentage points.

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