Parcel industry records growth in the first half of the year and has a positive outlook for the Christmas season

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The courier, express and parcel (CEP) market remains resilient in 2024, but is not immune to the effects of the overall economic situation in Germany.

16.11.2024

Source: Company news

While the end customer segment is growing, the B2B business remains in decline - a trend that will continue in the Christmas business. In an outlook, the German Parcel and Express Logistics Association (BPEX) expects moderate growth in total CEP shipment volumes of between 1% and 3% in November and December compared to the previous year. A total of around 735 million CEP shipments are expected to be transported in Germany during the Christmas period - around 10 million more than in the 2023 Christmas season.

Company profile: EUWID Verpackung, Germany, Gernsbach

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