Tag: Hermes Logistik

TNT integrates German mail firms under single brand

TNT plans to integrate its German mail subsidiaries, including EP Europost, its joint venture with Hermes Logistik, under the single “TNT Post” brand. The objective is to improve customer awareness as it aims to become the leading competitor to Deutsche Post in the German mail market which is due for full liberalisation in 2008. The re-branding was announced by Mario Frusch, head of EP Europost, at a German CEP conference in Bonn. “Thanks to the strong recognition of the TNT brand-name, we expect many positive, added-value effects for customers, shareholders and partners,” he declared. “We will take on the bright orange of the TNT group and thus underline our performance standards such as excellent service, complete customer focus and high quality standards,” he added. The re-branding will be complete by this summer.

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Hermes Logistik increases German market share

German parcels carrier Hermes Logistik Group has achieved record revenues and volumes in the year ending February 2006, and has increased its share of the German CEP market. The Hamburg-based firm, which has agreed a strategic alliance with TNT, is meanwhile pressing ahead with plans for a European B2C network.

Hermes Logistik, a subsidiary of the Otto group, one of Europe’s largest mail-order companies, said it transported 213 million parcels and generated revenues of €908 million (€782 million net revenues) in 2005/06. Hermes carried 192 million parcels and had turnover of €710 million in the year ending February 2005.

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German parcel firm Hermes launches new B2C product

German parcel firm Hermes Logistik has launched a new B2C service targeted at small and medium-sized companies. The operator aims to generate up to four million additional parcels this year through the product. The new Profi Paket Service, launched at the start of February, is positioned for shippers with low or medium volumes, and filled a gap between products for large-scale shippers and private individuals, the Hamburg-based firm said. Customers can use a special Profi Paket Service web portal to place orders, track shipments or return unwanted items. “With our new service we are offering a service that is normally not available to shippers with 1,000 to 50,000 items a year,” said managing director Hanjo Schneider. Target groups include retailers and eBay ‘power sellers’.

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