1.UPS- - belongs to the United States[/B][/B], UPS was founded in the United States in 1907 as a messenger company. By clearly focusing on the goal of supporting global commerce, UPS has grown today to a large company with $49.7 billion in assets. Today UPS, or United Parcel Service, is a global company whose trademark is one of the most recognized and admired in the world. As the world's largest express carrier and package delivery company, we are also a leading provider of professional transportation, logistics, capital and e-commerce services. Every day, we manage the flow of logistics, capital and information in more than 200 countries and territories around the world. Introduction to UPS Asia Pacific Founded in 1988, headquartered in Singapore, President Derek Woodward, service area: more than 40 countries and regions in the Asia Pacific region; employees: more than 13,300 people in the Asia Pacific region; 425,300 people worldwide; Asia Pacific transport fleet*** More than 1,400 vehicles of all types (covered parcel vans, trucks and motorcycles); more than 344 operating facilities (transfer stations and hubs); daily flight segments: UPS Weekly Asia Pacific: 259 flights per week; International : 133 flights per week; Airports served: 16 within the Asia-Pacific region; 377 international; Asia-Pacific air transfer stations: Taipei, Hong Kong, Singapore, Pampajia, Philippines.
Tips: UPS is also well-known and professional. It also has dangerous goods transportation qualifications in China, and the price is slightly different from Fedex.
2.FEDEX- - belongs to the United States[/B][/B] and is the world's largest express company. FedEx currently has nearly 8,600 employees in 32 countries and regions in the Asia-Pacific region. The company's Asia-Pacific The district headquarters is located in Hong Kong, and it also has regional headquarters in Shanghai, Tokyo and Singapore. In September 1995, FedEx established its first Asia-Pacific distribution center in Subic Bay, Philippines, and provided a full range of Asian next-day delivery services through its Asian one-day delivery network. Based on the company's "center-and-radio" innovative operation concept that has been successfully operated in the United States, the Asia-Pacific operation center has now connected 18 major economic and financial centers in Asia. FedEx ships more than 3.2 million packages every business day and has more than 138,000 employees, 50,000 delivery points, 671 aircraft and 41,000 vehicles worldwide.
Tips: Fedex is qualified to transport dangerous goods in China, and its Chinese president is from Hong Kong. He is humorous and his speeches are impressive.
3.DHL- - belongs to Germany and is the first multinational express delivery giant to enter China. DHL was founded in California in 1969 by Adrian Dalsey, Larry Hillblom and Robert Lynn. DHL currently has 675,000 destinations in 229 countries, more than 20,000 vehicles, more than 60,000 employees and more than 300 aircraft in the United States and Europe. DHL is headquartered in Brussels, Belgium. It is an integration of Deutsche Post, DANZAS and DHL. It is now 100% owned by Deutsche Post Global Network. DHL was founded 40 years ago by three dynamic entrepreneurs - Adrian Dalsey, Larry Hillblom and Robert Lynn***, and is still growing at an astonishing rate. Today, DHL has become the market leader in the international express delivery and logistics industry. Dating back to 1969, the founders of DHL took a small step towards the future development of their business by flying cargo documents between San Francisco and Honolulu. Years later, DHL expanded its network construction and gradually expanded its business to every corner of the world. At the same time, as the market expands, the market environment becomes increasingly complex. In order to adapt to changes in local and global customer needs, DHL has restructured itself. Today, DHL's international network has connected more than 220 countries and regions in the world, with 300,000 employees. In addition, DHL provides unparalleled professional services in the fields of express delivery, air and sea freight, international transportation, contract logistics solutions and international mail.
From 3 employees in 1969 to 300,000 employees in 2008, DHL continues to uphold its professionalism and service philosophy. Our success comes from always delivering excellent service to our customers and never being satisfied. The personalized service commitment, proactive solutions and local advantages represented by the DHL brand have been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. At the heart of DHL's success is its employees' constant focus on customer needs and the provision of customized solutions. DHL is a brand of Deutsche Post Global Network. The entire group's operating income in 2007 reached 63 billion euros.
Tip: Germans are very professional! However, its international express delivery often imposes personal postal taxes, which is different.
4.TNT- -[/B][/B], in 2007, TNT Group was listed on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange. TNT Group is the world's leading express postal service provider. The TNT Group, headquartered in the Netherlands, has 161,500 employees located in 2,331 express service centers, international transshipment centers and sorting centers in more than 200 countries and regions. Express has 26,760 transport vehicles and 47 aircraft, as well as Europe's largest door-to-door air and land delivery network. It is the largest express company in Europe, with a market share of 65% in Europe. TNT has more than 75,000 express employees, 26,000 land transport locomotives and 47 transport aircraft worldwide. It has 2,300 warehouses around the world and operates in 200 countries. DHL is second only to TNT in Europe. These four companies all entered China in the 1980s. Due to policy restrictions, they all established joint ventures with Sinotrans. DHL’s joint venture contract period is 50 years, and the other three companies are all 15 years. Therefore, DHL has been restricted by the country. Focus Care has also become the one with the highest market share in China among the four companies. The other three were separated from Sinotrans in 2003 and 2004 respectively and established corresponding wholly-owned companies. However, the name of DHL is still Sinotrans to this day. Hao. Belongs to Post Netherlands.