International E-commerce continues to evolve and challenge traditional supply chain models that rely on mega volumes of single sourced items transported via standardized containers to point of manufacture, distribution centre or retail outlet.
International E-commerce continues to evolve and challenge traditional supply chain models that rely on mega volumes of single sourced items transported via standardized containers to point of manufacture, distribution centre or retail outlet.
The Free flow of parcels is taking another giant step with the planned launch of a The ASEAN Economic Community getting stronger and the CPTPP free trade pact now fully implemented.
DPD group is the largest parcel delivery network in Europe, setting a new standard for euro-domestic delivery from Canada via Jet Worldwide. With a delivery network of over 90, 000 drivers delivering over 7 million parcels each day through the brands DPD, Chronopost, SEUR and BRT.
The USPS continues to dominate last mile delivery of parcels to the with planned investments in technology and restructuring their operational structure.
Canadian and American companies are looking for low cost shipping to Argentina and ways to understand the Argentinian government restrictions on overseas purchases.
As e-commerce technologies develop, parcel logistics processes are being challenged to keep up. Shipping thousands of parcels cross borders requires specialized processes that traditional logistics is unable to provide.
Segments of e-commerce sellers and parcel carriers are cross consolidating. Jet Worldwide is a Canadian-based, cross-border service provider with four decades of experience. Jet offers shipping options and logistics support for International parcels, pallets, imports, exports, reverse logistics, and direct to country shipping for online orders. By leveraging our strong partnerships developed over decades, we can offer best-in-class services that are key to winning e-commerce online orders from Canada.
Belgium presents a great opportunity for companies seeking access to central Europe. Belgium boasts a strongly globalized economy with an infrastructure that serves as the crossroads to central Europe. Virtually all trans-European carriers have a significant presence in and around Belgium.
Europe is embracing e-commerce with Canadian and European brands looking to find ways to ship their online orders to the EU. With Brexit, the UK is no longer the country of choice for EU parcel warehousing and distribution with Germany, The Netherlands and France vying to become the new logistics centre for the EU.
