DHL have announced a new European-wide environmental training initiative aimed at advancing environmental awareness across the region.
The DHL ‘Go Green Academy’ will train DHL management from countries across Europe to develop environmental competence on a strategic as well as operational level in their day-to-day operations. The training aims to ensure DHL continues to achieve sustainable growth.
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Read MorePresentation at Rutgers04 by Per Jonsson, Postal Affairs Department, Swedish National Post & Telecom Agency (PTS)
Market share: Sweden Post 93%, City Mail 6.5%
Mail by items: parcels 1, unaddressed 48%, letters 51%
Sales: unaddressed 10%, parcels 17%, letters 73%
mail by type: Bus to home 68%, BtoB 26%, HtoB 3%, HtoH 3%
P:LibraryRutgers 2004Jonsson Regulatory Changes in Sweden.pdf
Sweden Post today announced that it has entered into an agreement to sell its Baltic-, Poland- and Russia-based parcel delivery and logistics business operations to Geopost, a wholly owned subsidiary of La Poste. Posten AB partly owns the parcel delivery and logistics companies in Poland and Russia and wholly owns the Baltic businesses. The transaction, a consequence of the new board-sanctioned strategy, will positively affect Sweden Post’s net income and cash flows.
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