UPS Expands ADL Service in Taiwan - Cargoforwarder
United Parcel Service (UPS) has further expanded its delivery options for e-commerce shipments in Taiwan by working with the country's national postal authority, Chunghwa Post and Palm Box Digital. The self-pickup and delivery service operates from 641 locations across the territory.
According to the “UPS Pulse of the Online Shopper” 2018 study, about 71% of Asian consumers are interested in receiving packages via alternate delivery locations - ADLs.
"Given that e-commerce orders in Taiwan grew 20.9% from 2015 to 2017, UPS’s latest enhancements help retailers to meet these needs, and place them in a strong position to capture a greater share of consumers in a high-potential market like Taiwan,” said KK Leung, president of North Asia district, UPS Asia Pacific Region. UPS is also expanding ADL offerings in other locations in Asia – in June, UPS announced it was increasing its ADL network in Hong Kong to about 500, to take advantage of growing cross-border
United Parcel Service (UPS) has further expanded its delivery options for e-commerce shipments in Taiwan by working with the country's national postal authority, Chunghwa Post and Palm Box Digital. The self-pickup and delivery service operates from 641 locations across the territory.
According to the “UPS Pulse of the Online Shopper” 2018 study, about 71% of Asian consumers are interested in receiving packages via alternate delivery locations - ADLs.
"Given that e-commerce orders in Taiwan grew 20.9% from 2015 to 2017, UPS’s latest enhancements help retailers to meet these needs, and place them in a strong position to capture a greater share of consumers in a high-potential market like Taiwan,” said KK Leung, president of North Asia district, UPS Asia Pacific Region. UPS is also expanding ADL offerings in other locations in Asia – in June, UPS announced it was increasing its ADL network in Hong Kong to about 500, to take advantage of growing cross-border
