Ever wondered what the strangest parcel ever sent is? In its latest visual, Van Monster takes a look at the most unusual deliveries ever made. From a shepherd’s pie to human teeth and even a bank, some extremely unusual items have made their way through the postal system. Believe it or not, even children and cats have been mailed!
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New Zealand Post has announced that it will be investing NZ$15m (US$10m) in new electric…
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International Post Corporation (IPC), a cooperative association of 24 national postal services, has released the…
Richard Heasman, editorial and marketing manager for ParcelHero, takes a look at some possible emerging technologies for the post and parcel sector in 2016, and what it could mean for the industry as a whole
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The USPS Office of Inspector General’s Pushing the Envelope weekly blog takes a look at the top postal sector stories in 2015 and how the events shaped the industry
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When the introduction of an €8.50 (US$9) minimum wage for German workers in January 2015 meant private postal provider Logistic Mail Factory (LMF) faced increased running costs that potentially threatened the future of the business, it looked to Pitney Bowes to optimize its mail sorting process.