Post Office partners with DPD for new parcel delivery option 

Post Office

Post Office is teaming up with DPD to offer in-branch customers a wider range of parcel delivery options.     

The new Buy-In-Branch parcel service will begin in selected branches in time for the peak Christmas delivery season, complementing the recent launch of Parcels Online, which enables customers to compare and purchase shipping online for drop-off in post offices.  

In the chosen branches, customers will be able to walk up to a counter and choose to send their parcels with DPD.

Elaine Kerr, DPD UK Chief Executive, said: “The new service will help reinforce the unique position the branches have and, for the first time, give face-to-face parcel customers genuine choice over how they ship.”  

Neill O’Sullivan, Managing Director of Parcels and Mails at Post Office, added: “Our goal is to deliver unmatched access to parcel services, addressing the needs of businesses and retail customers, both now and in the future.  

“Our Buy-in-Branch parcel service will not only widen delivery choice for our customers, but our in-person service provided by our dedicated Postmasters will also give them additional peace-of-mind knowing their parcels will be taken care of and arrive safely.”  

The launch of Buy In-Branch forms part of Post Office’s broader Mails Strategy that has introduced thousands of new carrier opportunities across its UK branch network, including click-and-collect, customer drop off and customer return points, as well as extending its offering online with the launch of Parcels Online with DPD earlier this year. 

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