DHL Express, a provider of international courier services, is increasing its general average prices worldwide. From January 1, 2015, in Poland, the average price increase will be 2.9% for international air and road products.
– DHL Express is committed to providing customers with excellent value, and our annual price increase is one of many factors that allow us to stand out with excellent service and a competitive offer in the long term – said Ken Allen, CEO of DHL Express. – We possess a world-class courier delivery network, in which we invest approximately 500 million euros every year. Our major investments in 2014, made, among others, in new facilities in Japan, the Middle East, and North Africa, the modernization of facilities in the UK, and additional flights in all regions, have contributed to strengthening this network. More importantly, we have consistently made significant investments in our employees through our Certified International Specialist program, which aims to implement a customer-focused culture at DHL. All these actions are centered around how to help our customers connect with their international partners, develop, and grow stronger.
DHL adjusts rates annually, taking into account price changes in Poland and other rising costs in each of the more than 220 countries and territories where it provides its services. Price adjustments vary by country, depending on local conditions, and apply to all customers, subject to existing contracts. More information is available at www.dhl.com.