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DHL Express uncovers next wave of E-commerce growth
By 2025, 80% of all B2B sales interactions between suppliers and professional buyers will take place in digital channels. Whitepaper predicts online B2B increase of more than 70% by 2027 to US$ 2...
Read more49% of Irish do most online shopping with local SMEs
One in two consumers in Ireland say they do the majority of their online shopping with small and medium-sized enterprises from Ireland. But a slightly bigger share of people, 51 percent, place most of...
Read morePosti to open Europe’s largest Parcel Locker in Helsinki
The largest Parcel Locker in Europe will open on Friday, March 12, in the Munkkivuori shopping center. The current, large parcel locker space will be turned into an OmaPosti kiosk and the number of lo...
Read morePosti continues its renewal and invests over €100 million in growth: parcels and flows of goods are at the core of the new strategy
To accelerate strategy execution and improve customer experience, Posti will invest over €100 million to develop parcel and e-commerce competencies and to strengthen its delivery network. In additio...
Read moreTakeback Monday: Returns expected to increase by 63 per cent on first working day of the year
Takeback Monday – returns of online purchases are predicted to increase by 63 per cent compared to the average number of return parcels per day in December, according to Royal Mail*. Takeback Monday...
Read morePosti set an all-time record in parcel volumes – the Christmas season got off to a brisk start on Black Friday
Posti handled a record number of parcels last week: a total of 1.5 million parcels. The previous weekly record was set during the Christmas week last year. Posti’s Christmas season has started earli...
Read moreRecord An Post Parcel Volumes exceeding 3m Per Week
An Post’s e-Commerce Backbone handling “spectacular volumes” in run up to Black Friday Customers urged to post as early as possible, especially for International destinations An Post s...
Read moreDeutsche Post equals its own record in parcel delivery volumes
Deutsche Post has already shipped 1.6 billion parcels in Germany this year, breaking last year's record even before the hot phase of the Christmas business. Deutsche Post expects a year-on-year increa...
Read moreNorway Post is increasing the number of parcel delivery points substantially
Norway Post makes it easier to pick up e-commerce packages: When Black Friday arrives, Norway Post will have over 1,700 delivery points. There are over 130 more drop-off points than at the same time...
Read moreDeutsche Post DHL will set up around 6,000 additional Packstations (parcel lockers) for its customers by 2023
The company is thus doubling the number of vending machines from currently over 6,000 to around 12,000 Packstations. According to Tobias Meyer, Member of the Board of Management of Deutsche Post DH...
Read moreLatvijas Pasts launches modern processing and sorting equipment
Twice as many items will be processed twice as fast Latvijas Pasts has launched the first fully automated item weighing, scanning, measuring and sorting equipment, concluding the implementation o...
Read more46% of online Christmas shoppers will increase their online festive shopping this year
Research conducted by UK delivery management company Whistl, looking at online shopping behaviour in the UK found that 46% of those who bought online for Christmas 2019 plan to increase their onlin...
Read moreInternetstores chose Posti as its Finnish logistics partner
Posti and the German Internetstores online store Group have signed a cooperation agreement for deliveries in Finland. Thanks to the agreement and since the spring, Posti has been delivering products s...
Read moreLockdown fuels rise in start-ups as entrepreneurial brits drive ecommerce boom
Lockdown had the unexpected side effect of giving rise to a leap in the number of new companies being formed in the UK, with ecommerce delivery start-ups leading the pack, according to a new study com...
Read moreCross-border ecommerce Europe worth €143 billion
Cross-border ecommerce in Europe was worth 143 billion euros in 2019. And 59 percent of this market, 84 billion euros, is generated by online marketplaces. Amazon accounts for 22 percent of the mark...
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