Whistl has announced several new customer wins that are driving growth in its UK and international parcels business. The growth in parcel customers is being driven by the ongoing eCommerce boom alongside the growth of home delivery as a result of the COVID 19 situation. The new customers using a range of Whistl products including international and tracked services are Monster Books, Goldstone Books, secondhand book etailer Alex the Fat Dawg, online pet suppliers National Very Services and Itchpet. General mechaniser STC stores and Nottingham Rehab Services which provides mobility products for the elderly.
Long term customers including Cotton Traders and Yorkshire Building Society have renewed contracts for Downstream Access Mail services including marketing and transactional mailings.
In January, a collaboration with UKP to offer customers a seamless customs clearance service for mail and parcel customers who operate internationally was followed by in April a partnership with One World Express to offer eCommerce importers into the UK a tracked postal service, Insight, from 220 countries Worldwide.
The eCommerce boom is driving inbound parcels volumes, predominantly from China and the company is expected to exceed four million items this year.
Nick Wells CEO Whistl said: “We are pleased with the strong growth we are experiencing in our international operations. Our unique custom clearance product alongside real time tracking is proving an increasingly attractive and cost-effective product for international eCommerce customers.
“Best in class customer service has enabled us to renew these long-standing customer relationships. It is this commitment that our new e-tailer customers value when looking for a trusted partner to handle their parcel fulfilment and delivery to their consumer.
“Our whole business focus on the success of our customers is a proven differential for Whistl in a competitive landscape.”
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