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.

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Daniel Carrera, president of UPS Europe, Middle East and Africa, discusses the importance of new technologies, increased collaboration and network resilience in the face of ongoing geopolitical challenges 

How are ongoing geopolitical issues and continued trade volatility challenges affecting logistics organizations?

Geopolitical disruption is adding complexity and cost to supply chain management. Trade routes can shift quickly, fuel costs can rise sharply and policy changes can have an immediate effect on volume patterns and transit times.

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Garrett Bridgeman, managing director and COO at An Post, tells PPTI how technology investments and better services for SMEs are helping it become Ireland’s leading e-commerce delivery company 
How are parcel volumes and online shopping habits evolving and how is An Post meeting those needs?

The rise of online shopping in Ireland is quite extraordinary and in the last 5-6 years we’ve seen our parcel volumes increase by about 300%. When Covid came around, parcel volumes went from 300,000 parcels a week to 600,000 parcels a week overnight, and what we’ve seen since then is there has been a steady march and the market is absolutely growing as whole.

Continue reading EXCLUSIVE: “E-commerce is giving postal operators a bright future that is only going to grow” at Parcel and Postal Technology International.

After the connect2posts Summit in Berlin, Germany, PPTI spoke with Carlos Setien, innovation manager at the International Post Corporation (IPC), who shared his insights on the value of intimate, expert-led forums, the evolving regulatory landscape in the EU, and how IPC supports postal operators in meeting rising consumer expectations. Carlos also highlighted the central role of innovation in the postal sector and how international collaboration can help operators deliver shared solutions more efficiently

Why are events such as the c2p Summit important for the IPC?

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Retail Economics, in partnership with Metapack, published its Ecommerce Delivery Benchmark 2026 report at the beginning of February, highlighting how increased AI adoption is shaping e-commerce and delivery trends.

Parcel and Postal Technology International’s editor, Hazel King, sat down with Richard Lim, the CEO of Retail Economics, at The Delivery Conference in London on February 3, to discuss the report in more detail.

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After the connect2posts summit in Berlin in January, PPTI caught up with Christian Oestergaard, lead visionary and senior group strategist at PostNord. He spoke to us about the importance of strong industry collaboration, meeting the challenges of rising consumer demand for convenient delivery solutions, and how technology is needed to solve the resilience challenges of the future

Why are industry events like the c2p summit important for postal and parcel operators globally?

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Driving for work is one of the most dangerous activities employees undertake, and it’s unavoidable in the logistics sector. From the lightest urban delivery vehicles to the heaviest long-haul trucks, safer driving policies are contending with strict schedules, unpredictable conditions and quickly escalating parcel volumes. And there’s no simple solution to those challenges.

Predictably, safety is a strategic priority for fleets, according to Teletrac Navman’s UK product manager, Barney Goffer. Within the logistics sector, Teletrac Navman supports more reliable deliveries while cutting operational costs.

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According to Geopost’s 2025 E-Commerce Trends e-shopper barometer, home remains the top delivery location of choice for consumers, despite the rising popularity of out-of-home (OOH) solutions.

However, despite home delivery being the mainstay of the logistics sector, challenges remain. A 2025 Sendcloud report, for example, found that 57% of UK shoppers encountered a delivery issue in 2025, nearly a quarter (23.6%) reported late deliveries, and 17.9% had parcels left in insecure locations.

The challenges affecting last-mile home delivery performance include balancing the need for cost efficiency against rising customer demands in a difficult labor market.

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President Trump’s tariffs announcement in April sent shock waves around the world, especially among e-commerce retailers and brands. Months on from that announcement, the lack of clarity about what, when and how – and even if the various proposed tariffs will apply by peak – has left many retailers struggling to understand how to prepare.

“There is still so much uncertainty surrounding how the new tariff regime is going to be implemented, and how it’s actually going to impact global trade, that it’s hard to plan,” says Bob Hoyler, global insight manager at Euromonitor International.

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For any business owner, making large-scale changes to existing sorting operations can seem risky. Running a business around the clock to tight deadlines leaves no room for downtime, and disruption can mean more than disappointed customers and additional costs; it can lead to the loss of major clients who won’t accept the impact on their business.

It’s this perceived risk that leaves companies struggling with mail recognition tech that doesn’t deliver. Solutions based on machine learning or AI are, in reality, ongoing experiments; demonstrations given limited subsets of problems to generate interest or investment.

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