We’re thrilled to announce that The Delivery Group is now a certified partner of AfterShip, expanding our customers’ ability to […] The post Aftership Partnership appeared first on The Delivery Group ..read more

Bulk Mail Mail Drop Dates Christmas 2024 Day Date Estimate Non-Economy Delivery Date * Estimate Economy Delivery Date ** Monday […] The post Christmas Posting Dates for 2024 appeared first on The Delivery Group ..read more

ETrak is The Delivery Group’s advanced international delivery parcel service used by eCommerce sellers to ship worldwide. The Delivery Group […] The post The Delivery Group praises Hurricane as the “perfect partner” appeared first on The Delivery Group ..read more

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ETRAK Network Updates Europe Germany: Delays expected due to flooding and heavy rainfall. Austria: Delays expected due to flooding and heavy rainfall. Portugal: Delays due to strikes. Spain: Delays due to strikes. Iceland: Delays due to a volcanic eruption. Italy: Delays due to strikes. France: The Tour De France will take place 29th June 2024 – 21st July 2024. Delays are expected throughout. Greece: Delays expected due to strikes. Ukraine:  We are continually monitoring the situation in Ukraine, however, this destination currently remains closed.Russia: We are continually monitori ..read more

Please find below our latest update regarding our global transport & delivery networks. Our aim is to update you regularly regarding postal flows out of the UK. We are continuously working with partners to minimise delays and ensure continuity of service. Service Update for Russia and Belarus Please be aware of the following service updates: Inbound service to Russia has been suspended, therefore we are not able to accept shipments to Russia until further notice. We have temporarily suspended inbound and outbound service for Belarus until further notice. We are closely monitoring this on ..read more

Our commitment to sustainability underpins everything we do as a business. Climate change and its relationship to man-made carbon emissions are significant global issues and we recognise the importance of understanding and improving the environmental impact of mail and parcels. It’s a role we take seriously, and whilst some changes will require additional time or technological advances that are not within our control, the measures we have already implemented are beginning to make a significant difference. In fact, Carbon Neutral Britain – the UK’s Carbon Offsetting Initiative – recently certif ..read more

DDP is one of the rules which have been developed by the International Chamber of Commerce in hopes of standardising shipping options across the globe. DDP in shipping means “Delivered Duty Paid” and this term, which is widely used within international trade, describes a type of delivery wherein the seller takes responsibility for all risk and fees when it comes to shipping any goods until they reach their destination.  Typically, many companies will only use the DDP method when shipping goods by air or sea freight. This option actually provides many benefits to the buyer, as they will b ..read more

You’ve probably noticed it with prices for, well, everything going up over the past few months, but what exactly is causing it? This article aims to explain what the current global energy crisis is, what it means for you, and how it is affecting the delivery and fulfilment industry with rising delivery costs in the UK and across the globe. What is the Energy Crisis?  The energy crisis deepened in December after the UK’s gas market prices surpassed all-time high pricing set in October to £.4.50 per therm – this is around nine times higher in cost when compared to the same time in 2020. So ..read more

The History of Delivery The postal service has been around for about 500 years and, in this time, new and innovative ways have been created to make mail deliveries faster, more efficient, and offer a range of benefits to society as a whole.  The postal service rapidly became a key channel for communication throughout society, and deliveries were needed to be as quick and efficient as possible in order to get up-to-date correspondence where it needed to go fast enough to remain fresh and relevant.  Under the postal system set up five hundred years ago, each town was required to have t ..read more