The expansion concerns all of the 3 Baltic states, as parcel volumes have grown even more rapidly in Latvia and Lithuania
Estonian postal company expands its network in Baltic states. Source: pexels.com
According to Ecommerce News, Omniva will expand its network of parcel machines in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. The Estonian postal company already owns 43% of the parcel machines in Estonia and accounts for 57% of the country’s total parcel volume.
That’s why Omniva will now expand its parcel machine network. The planned expansion is at the same level as the previous one, in 2018. Back then, Omniva installed 100 new parcel machines across Estonia, doubling its network.
The expansion concerns all of the three Baltic states, as parcel volumes have grown even more rapidly in Latvia and Lithuania.
Omniva will now map possible new locations for its parcel machines, in collaboration with local governments and communities. According to Unt, network optimization, expansion, and movement towards rural areas have already begun.
We’ve reported that Omniva allows its couriers to leave the parcel in a safe location or hand it over to a neighbor if receivers are absent.
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