DHL Is Expected To Process 4.5 Million Packages In France In December

According to foreign media reports, DHL is expected to handle 4.5 million packages in France in December, up 20% year-on-year. DHL is expected to handle 300000 packages on the largest day.

Philippe pretat, chief executive of DHL France, said that this year's epidemic and the "closure" of the second prevention and control had stimulated the development of e-commerce and brought more business to the company. Consumer behavior has changed rapidly and online shopping has increased.

DHL France employs 500 seasonal employees (it currently has 3000 employees in France) to cope with the surging business volume, and encourages employees such as human resources department and other volunteers to help operators handle packages together through "work together".

In addition, DHL also launched the delivery service on Saturday night, cooperating with the terminal receiving and sending store Relais coli and express cabinet enterprises to provide services for users.

DHL has strengthened its air capacity by adding four daytime flights, bringing the total number of French cargo flights to 40, which can connect the world with 49 French operations. In the near future, DHL will add 250 land transportation lines in France, bringing the total number of land transportation lines in France to 2000.

In addition to the preparation of hardware facilities, DHL France also launched the online service "click & bring" during Christmas. Last year, DHL cooperated with Relais colis to launch the above-mentioned services for small and micro enterprises, so as to facilitate the one-stop delivery of cross-border packages and packages in France. Cooperation with the receiving and sending stores can make the express delivery service close to consumers and reduce the carbon emission generated by transportation.

It is understood that in the past five years, DHL has invested more than 65 million euros in France to improve infrastructure, 80% of which have been renovated. DHL France processes more than 41 million packages and more than 2000 vehicles each year, accounting for 37% of the French international express market.