Amazon has expanded its Locker network to more than 750 locations at colleges and universities across the USA, giving students a secure way to receive orders close to where they live and study.

The locations span more than 500 campuses nationwide, with some colleges and universities offering multiple locker pickup points. Students can select a campus Locker at checkout for eligible orders at no additional cost and pick them up on their own schedule.

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PostNL has announced a redefined out-of-home delivery strategy, aiming to make locker and parcel point delivery as convenient as home delivery through an integrated platform and an expanded locker network.

The strategy connects delivery choice at webshop checkouts, the digital customer journey through the MyPostNL app, and the underlying logistics network, with the parcel locker network, which is set to expand to approximately 7,500 locations over time. PostNL said the goal is to make out-of-home delivery more attractive, easy and reliable for consumers and online retailers.

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InPost has announced a new partnership with clothing retailer Urban Outfitters to offer InPost lockers and parcel shops as a delivery option at checkout, giving UK shoppers the choice to collect online orders from InPost’s network for the first time.

The partnership gives Urban Outfitters customers access to InPost’s UK network of more than 15,000 lockers, available 24/7, reflecting a wider shift across UK retail toward flexible, out-of-home delivery.

Jon Nicholson, chief commercial officer at InPost UK, said, “Partnering with Urban Outfitters gives their customers real control over how and when they collect their orders.

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DHL has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Venipak Group, gaining a fully owned presence in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. The deal, subject to customary regulatory approvals, will see Venipak become part of DHL eCommerce, a division of DHL Group.

According to Venipak, it is one of the largest independent parcel operators in the Baltics, operating approximately 800 parcel lockers alongside an extensive pickup-point network, with established capabilities across both business-to-business and business-to-consumer delivery.

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Bpost is now allowing consumers to rent lockers for personal use in its Bbox parcel locker network, expanding the range of services offered through the system.

The new service, called Bbox Rent & Store, lets users rent a locker directly from the locker screen for a set period, storing or handing over items for between four hours and a maximum of two days. It is available 24/7 in nearly 400 Bboxes across Belgium, mainly in urban areas and along the coast.

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Amazon and MyFlexBox have entered a strategic cooperation that will integrate all MyFlexBox smart lockers in Germany into Amazon’s delivery infrastructure.

Under the partnership, which was announced on July 1, 2026 in Munich, Amazon will be able to deliver directly to all MyFlexBox locations across Germany, making MyFlexBox one of the first open smart locker networks of this scale to be directly accessible for Amazon deliveries in Europe.

MyFlexBox locations will be integrated into Amazon’s checkout process and appear as a delivery option, enabling packages to be delivered to centrally located smart lockers accessible 24/7.

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Australia Post has added a fifth outlet to it its next-generation Parcels Post Office offering in Victoria to provide faster and more convenient parcel services for residents and communities across Melbourne’s western suburbs.

The new Parcels Post Office in Tarneit West Village, Victoria, offers a blend of in-person assistance and self-service options. The store also offers 24/7 access to secure parcel lockers and vending machines stocked with mailing essentials.

Australia Post general manager, retail operations south, Kate Foley, said demand for online shopping continues to increase, driving the need for the new post office formats that better support growing communities.

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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.

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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.

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International Distribution Services, the parent company of Royal Mail and GLS, has announced positive revenue growth across the board for the year ending March 29, 2026, with group revenues up 3.6% year-on-year to £13.6bn (US$19.7bn).

Royal Mail’s revenues were up 2.6% to £8.4bn (US$11bn) while GLS saw an increase of 5.2% year-on-year to £5.2bn (US$6.8bn).

However, operating profits were slightly down overall, falling £56m (US$73.8m) to £222m (US$292m) for the group.

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