Express mail

Starting today, "Bulgarian Posts" is resuming the acceptance of all types of postal and courier (Express Mail Service - EMS) shipments to Israel, the state company announced, BTA reported.

"Bulgarian Posts" has unveiled a new international courier service in collaboration with the International Postal Corporation IPC, marking its entry into the global e-commerce parcel delivery network, "Interconnect."

This strategic partnership offers customers the opportunity to send parcels to 30 European countries, emphasizing favorable market conditions.

Blatantly disregarding traffic rules in a race against time to deliver parcels quickly, motorcycle couriers are on the agenda once again over road safety issues.

FedEx Express Europe, a subsidiary of FedEx Corporation and the world's largest express transportation company, has signed an agreement to build a new global air transit facility at iGA Istanbul Airport by November 2024.

DHL Group has signed an agreement to acquire 100 percent of Turkish parcel delivery company MNG Kargo and its subsidiaries.

MNG Kargo is one of the leading parcel delivery companies in Turkey, where the parcel and e­commerce market is growing rapidly, DHL said in a statement on July 25.

Bulgarian Posts resume accepting all types of shipments and mail to Russia and Belarus.

This begins today, July 12th.

An exception is made only for courier (EMS) shipments to Belarus.

We remind you that the acceptance of shipments to both countries was suspended on February 25 - a day after the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

DHL said the crew was unharmed but one member was undergoing a medical review as a precaution

A Turkish regulator is planning to take actions to improve the work conditions of delivery workers and couriers who have been protesting against low wages, demanding wider rights and benefits.

According to the statement, the persons falsely present themselves as couriers of Post-Express or other courier services, and going from door to door, try to deliver shipments to the citizens, charging a certain amount, which some citizens reported as suspicion of attempted fraud by unnamed persons.

Demand for courier services has indeed soared due to the lockdown, overwhelming the companies in the sector, but the delivery delays have deeper causes and cannot be explained by seasonal factors or last month's Black Friday sales, according to sources in the industry.