Visitors to this year’s EU Cross-Border E-Commerce Forum, being held on September 8-10 in Liège, Belgium, will hear from a panel of leading experts about the challenges and opportunities in the e-commerce logistics landscape.

Taking inspiration from Liège Airport’s successful CargoLand project, which offers a resilient and efficient e-commerce logistics community operation for Belgium and beyond, four key e-commerce professionals will discuss and disclose solutions to today’s e-commerce logistics challenges.

Speaking on the EU CBEC 2026 panel ‘Navigating the New E-Commerce Landscape: Customs Reform, Consumer Expectations and Logistics Adaptation’ are Kristian Vanderwaeren, general administrator of customs and excise, federal public service finance (Belgium); Jean-Marie Salva, partner, Fendler Salva Partners; Justus Klüver-Schlotfeldt, co-founder, Nex Limited; and Mathieu Sérafimoff, managing partner, SkyForge.

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Is universal service fit for the next decade? If letter volumes keep falling, can postal operators deliver everywhere, every day, at a price people accept, or does the model need to be redesigned?

Leadership Conference speaker Charles Brewer, group CEO at Pos Malaysia, has the answers. Check out his interview with Alyssia Smith, group content manager for Technology for Marketing  and eCommerce Expo.

You can also hear more from Charles at the Parcel+Post Expo Leadership Conference in:

The Next Decade: Trends Every Leader Must Watch

10:00am-11:00am, Wednesday, September 23

Discover how AI, automation, evolving customer expectations and changing global supply chains are reshaping the logistics industry, as senior leaders explore the trends and capabilities organisations need to build today to stay ahead in an increasingly complex and competitive environment.

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UK consumers spend five hours every month sorting out issues with failed or missed deliveries. Jon Nicholson, chief commercial officer at InPost UK, talks about the challenges facing the UK parcel market when it comes to delivery speed, cost and changing consumer habits.

In this episode:

• The emotional side of e-commerce purchases
• The growing cost of meeting delivery demands
• How to make delivery highly visible at checkout
• Why giving consumers choice can reduce complaints
• The need to promote out-of-home options
• Is the UK an attractive market for investment?

Continue reading Episode three: Is the UK delivery market failing its customers? at Parcel and Postal Technology International.

Ahead of Parcel+Post Expo 2026, which will take place at Excel London on September 23-24, Parcel and Postal Technology International has picked out seven sessions from this year’s conference program that are well worth prioritizing.

Parcel+Post Expo returns to London after a 17-year hiatus and will showcases the latest developments, industry-leading insights and expert-led conference content. Across the exhibition, Leadership Conference and Innovation Labs, visitors will be able to discover the latest delivery technology, hear from senior leaders and explore new ideas shaping the sector.

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Rob Carlisle, head of logistics at Argon & Co, explores what Amazon’s move into wider third-party logistics services means for the sector.

In this episode:

• Why Amazon is opening its network beyond marketplace sellers
• Should incumbent operators like DHL and GXO be frightened?
• The need for differentiation and the opportunities for smaller operators
• Will customers trust Amazon to provide consistency during peak?

Continue reading Episode two: Should contract logistics fear Amazon’s move into the market? at Parcel and Postal Technology International.

Cristi Pena, the founder of Movacy, shares how the software solution supports a growing out-of-home delivery market

What is Movacy and what services does it offer?

Movacy is an end-to-end software platform designed for last-mile delivery operators. We cover the full delivery lifecycle: from customer management, shipment creation, pickup, sorting, consolidation, allocation and routing to delivery to a locker, a PUDO or a home address, as well as consignee interaction and returns.

Continue reading SUPPLIER INTERVIEW: Cristi Pena, the founder of Movacy at Parcel and Postal Technology International.

Parcel and Postal Technology International has unveiled the shortlist for this year’s awards, with the winners to be announced at Parcel+Post Expo in London on September 23, 2026.

There were over 80 outstanding nominations for this year’s awards, from both industry leaders and new market entrants, highlighting the sector’s continued ingenuity and appetite for innovation.

Finalists cover a range of solutions, from omnichannel retail initiatives, open locker network developments and AI-driven last-mile delivery systems to fleet electrification programs, sustainable sorting solutions and e-commerce optimization platforms.

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Consumer goods giant Procter & Gamble (P&G) has named Cainiao its global strategic warehouse automation partner, strengthening the two companies’ decade-long collaboration.

Under the partnership, Cainiao is rolling out warehouse automation upgrade projects for P&G across multiple regions, including North America, Europe and Asia. The Guangzhou automation project has already been delivered and put into operation, while the Canada automation project is now entering the on-site construction phase.

The two companies have also reached a preliminary agreement on warehouse supply chain operations cooperation in Europe, North America and other regions.

Continue reading P&G selects Cainiao as global automation partner at Parcel and Postal Technology International.

From July 1, 2026, consumers in Australia will be able to buy and sell second-hand fashion through Vinted, with parcels delivered exclusively by Australia Post.

The three-year partnership will combine Vinted’s marketplace scale with Australia Post’s national delivery network, including post offices, parcel lockers and trusted delivery services, making it easy for sellers to drop off parcels and for buyers to receive their purchases securely and conveniently.

Gary Starr, Australia Post executive general manager parcel, post and e-commerce services, said the partnership reflects the growing importance of trusted, flexible delivery in Australia’s e-commerce and resale economy.

Continue reading Vinted chooses Australia Post as delivery partner for in-country launch at Parcel and Postal Technology International.

Open parcel locker network provider Yeep! has partnered with Places for London (the TfL Property Company) to roll out solar-powered parcel lockers at more than 50 Transport for London (TfL) locations across London.

The lockers will be installed at parking lots at Tube station, with the first locker now in place at South Woodford. Work on installing lockers at a further 10 parking lots is underway and boarder rollout plans are being explored for future phases.

Continue reading Yeep! and Places for London to roll out lockers across UK transportation network at Parcel and Postal Technology International.