Taiwan Allowed Shipping Offices in China
As of the end of March China has approved the establisment on the mainland of 32 offices and 4 joint ventures by Taiwan’s shipping companies
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Asian post liberalisation will be different from that in Europe
In the next presentation in the postal session, Perry Chao, senior vice president of UPS’s Asia Pacific region, highlighted the way the internet had ‘forever changed the competitive landscape’ for express operators, for example by enabling customers to research different suppliers and choose between them.
Read MoreDHL opens new Taiwan transhipment centre
DHL has opened a new transhipment centre at CKS Airport’s second cargo terminal, while Federal Express Corp has doubled its capacity at the airport and plans to increase its Taipei flights, the Economic Daily News quoted officials from the two companies as saying.
DHL public relations head Axel Gietz said the company invested about 2.5 mln usd in the new centre.
Far East Mail Market
Presentation of the postal markets in Asia. Countries explored are China, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam.
Read MoreTaiwan Post Will Corporatize by June 2002
Taiwan plans to corporatize its Directorate General of Posts that is currently governed by the transport ministry, by June next year, an official at the ministry said Friday. The official, who declined to be named, said the ministry is also considering a Ministry of Finance suggestion to turn the posts unit into a financial holding company, as its businesses encompass postal services, accepting deposits and insurance and funds transfers.
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