Today’s headline story: Bring Sweden’s parcel delivery volumes up by over 240% since 2019
Bring’s Swedish branch has announced that between 2019 and 2022, its parcel volumes have increased by 241%.
The company also maintains it is heavily focused on switching to fossil-free vehicles. Bring claims that since 2012, it has reduced its emissions by 51%. By 2025, it wants to deliver 100% of its parcels via fossil-free vehicles.
“Since we established our own agent network in 2020, we have seen a large increase. In recent years, we have invested heavily in more delivery points, different forms of home deliveries, and flexibility for the recipient. We have also modernized our terminals and invested in fossil-free vehicles and charging infrastructure. For us, sustainability has always been high on the agenda, and now we are starting to see that it is also something that customers set as a requirement, said Mona Zuko,” sales and marketing director in e-commerce and logistics at Bring.
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Call to action – Out of Home delivery in Europe 2023 report
The Last Mile Experts team, together with partner Analysys Mason, invite you to participate in a project aimed at presenting the latest information on European OOH networks – PUDO points and APMs.
The goal of the third edition of our Out of Home delivery in Europe report is to present data on the development of PUDO and APM networks supporting an environmentally friendly methods of last mile delivery. Since the first edition of our report in 2021, many European (EU & UK) carriers and operators have shared information with us about the number of PUDO and APM points.
However, there is a sizable group that has not provided us with data until now, and those we have presented have come from available press materials, interviews and website information. Every year there are also new networks that are just entering the OOH delivery business. So we invite everyone who has not yet submitted their data to participate (for free) in our project this year.
You can get more information and an simplified application form by writing to info@lmexpert.com. We are collecting data for the report up to and including February 17, 2023.
For those who have not yet had the opportunity to read the previous editions of the reports, you can do so here and become acquainted with its concept and what it strives to achieve. You can also find more information via Linkedin.
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