Parcel Delivery Digest: latest insights of the parcel delivery industry

Welcome to Kardinal’s Parcel Delivery Digest, a weekly news digest about last mile delivery industry from various sources.

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bpostgroup aims to “become a regional and digital expert in parcel-sized logistics” by 2029
bpostgroup aims to “become a regional and digital expert in parcel-sized logistics” by 2029

bpostgroup unveils its 2029 strategy to become a regional, digital parcel logistics expert, targeting €5bn+ revenue by 2027 and €275m+ EBIT with focused CAPEX and sustainable returns.

Amazon ‘testing humanoid robots to deliver packages’
Amazon ‘testing humanoid robots to deliver packages’

Amazon is developing advanced AI software for humanoid robots that could eventually deliver parcels from its Rivian vans. Tested in a dedicated “humanoid park,” these robots may one day assist or replace human couriers to speed up deliveries.

E-truck with fuel-powered backup generator shows promise, DHL reports
E-truck with fuel-powered backup generator shows promise, DHL reports

DHL’s 100-day trial of an extended-range electric vehicle (EREV) with Scania saved over 90% of CO₂ emissions vs diesel. Mostly electric, the EREV proved flexible and reliable, showing strong potential as a bridge to greener transport.

SEUR Launches New Carbon Calculator to help clients on their way to net zero emissions
SEUR Launches New Carbon Calculator to help clients on their way to net zero emissions

Geopost’s Carbon Calculator helps businesses track and reduce CO₂ emissions from deliveries. Available via SEUR, it promotes transparency and supports sustainable logistics across 21 countries.

New report reveals innovative projects shaping the last-mile delivery landscape

Last Mile Experts’ 2025 report highlights technologies transforming European parcel logistics, showing 91% CO₂ cut potential, AI-driven savings, shared lockers, and new customer experience benchmarks, offering a roadmap for carriers, retailers, and policymakers.

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