IPC provides solutions to strengthen the posts' position in cross-border e-commerce delivery, including:
GCSS
Easy returns
Delivery Choice
Notification Service
Dynamic Merchant Platform
IPC monitors performance and offers services to optimise letter and parcel performance for such networks as:
IPC provides best-practice sharing platforms and cutting-edge research on a wide range of topics, including:
Sustainability
Postal market trends
E-commerce
Direct Marketing
Regulation
This week, Australia Post has launched a brand-new Education Hub to bring its many curriculum-aligned resources together and is encouraging teachers to help their students discover the joy of letter writing through its popular Pen Pal Club.
Read moreSince the beginning of the pandemic, the health and safety of our employees has remained our number one priority.
Read more• 25% of consumers were affected by Brexit. 39% of European consumers were affected by EU’s new VAT and customs regulations • The proportion of consumers shopping online (both domestically and cross-border) at least once a week remains at 22% • China and the UK’s share in the e-commerce market decreased by 3% in 2021. • Twenty-six percent of the most recent cross-border purchases were made on Amazon, with AliExpress (19%) in second place, eBay (10%) in third place and Wish (7%) being the fourth most commonly used e-retailer for cross-border e-commerce.
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