– The network for international transport further increases its high pace of growth, despite weakening economies in Europe
– B2C shipments are the biggest growth driver
– From 2019 to 2023 the number of shipments quadrupled
– Absolute shipment volume is in the double-digit million range

Despite the weakening economy in Europe, EURODIS, the network for the international transport of parcels and pallets in 38 European countries, was able to further increase its high growth rate of recent years in 2023. The number of shipments transported grew by 80 percent. "We have more than quadrupled the number of shipments since 2019," says Jens Reibold, Managing Director of EURODIS GmbH. The network, whose absolute shipment volume is in the double-digit million range, had assumed a lower growth rate in its forecast due to the economic weaknesses. "But since we decided to also support B2C flows in 2015,  the growth has been huge." Previously, EURODIS had focussed on B2B business. Now, more than every second consignment is sent to a private address.

Reibold attributes the fact that the influx of B2C transport is continuing primarily to the quality of the partners in the EURODIS network. "Our members are strong national companies that have maintained a high degree of flexibility and are very committed to the continuous improvement of international transport processes. Therefore customers trust in us." Partners include companies such as Bonafide (Switzerland), Österreichische Post (Austria) and its subsidiaries in CEE, FAN Courier (Romania), WeDo (Czech Republic), PostNL (Netherlands), Redur (Spain and Portugal), SDA (Italy), trans-o-flex (Germany), Interoute (Luxembourg) and Geniki Taxydromiki (Greece and Cyprus). "On the other hand, EURODIS is developing new standard tools for the B2C sector in particular, with which we create a high level of transparency in the shipment process for both senders and recipients, thereby achieving a high rate of successful first delivery attempts as well as great customer satisfaction."