DHL announces that it will set up a self-service mailing point in areas outside Germany for the first time

Absrtact: May 9 News, Deutsche Post DHL recently announced that it will be the first time outside Germany to establish self-service mailing point (packstations), the first expansion of the region is Italy and the Netherlands. Packstations is a DHL self-service mail terminal, at the self-service mailing Point has a number of storage small

May 9 News, Deutsche Post DHL recently announced that it will be the first time outside Germany to establish self-service mailing point (packstations), the first expansion of the region is Italy and the Netherlands.

Packstations is a DHL self-service mail terminal, at the self-service mailing Point has a number of storage cabinets, through the self-service mailing point, the need to send customers can choose to leave their nearest location, the package to send their own.

DHL plans to add 300 self-service mailing terminals in Germany by the end of this year, perfecting its mailing network in Germany. It is understood that at present, DHL in Germany has 2,650 self-service mail terminals, about 250,000 mailing lockers, covering 1600 cities in Germany. DHL says 90% of Germans can walk to a DHL self-service terminal within 10 minutes.

It is reported that the new self-service mailing terminal will be designed by Polygon design company, the newly mailed terminal will provide more different sizes of the package storage box, but also particularly improve security. Currently, the self-service terminals in Leipzig have added 9 new technologies to improve the current mailing terminals.

Deutsche Post DHL's package and electricity Trader board member Jürgen Gerdes said DHL will be more professional in the future to improve self-service mailing terminals, and over the years has been adjusting and improve the performance of the mailing lockers.

DHL also said that the choice of Italy and the Netherlands as a new market, because the market structure and environment in these two places and Germany is very similar. Self-mailing terminals are an important means for DHL to develop the German market, and DHL will continue to develop this kind of courier service in other European countries.