Poczta Polska will transport light pallets at promotional prices until the end of the year
Poczta Polska is launching another sales campaign promoting its logistics services. This time, the company is offering attractive rates for the transport of pallets weighing up to 500 kg nationwide. New contract customers can take advantage of this special promotion.
Customers who sign a contract with Poczta Polska for the Domestic Pallet Parcel service between March 1 and June 30 will be able to send parcels at attractive, individually negotiated prices until the end of the year. They will also receive support from a dedicated account manager and a guarantee of high-quality and secure services.
Domestic Pallet Shipping is one of Poczta Polska's logistics services nationwide. It is recommended for the transport of goods and industrial products, excluding unsupported ADR (dangerous goods) and perishable products, a list is available on the Poczta Polska website. The service is offered in two variants – Pallet Shipping and Direct Pallet Shipping: partial or full shipments.
In addition to domestic pallet shipments, Poczta Polska also offers international shipments. Another promotion is also running until the end of April. Customers sending pallets to the Czech Republic and Slovakia can take advantage of this special offer. It applies to groupage shipments of up to 6 pallet spaces and weighing up to 3,000 kg. The shipping price depends on the pallet weight and the distance between the origin and destination.
Poczta Polska is increasing the attractiveness of its services while also modernizing and upgrading its logistics network. Currently, it comprises 14 regional sorting centers and 13 local sorting centers. Combined with a network of 7,600 post offices, the entire network provides the infrastructure for the development of postal logistics. In 2023, the construction of a second Warsaw sorting center (Warsaw II) is planned, along with the launch of new parcel sorters, which will begin operating in halls in Wrocław, Lisi Ogon near Bydgoszcz, and Lublin. The goal of all these activities is to optimize logistics processes, which will translate into improved timeliness, throughput, and service quality.