IPC data show that Europe international mail service quality improved

International postal Cooperation Agency (IPC) the latest data show that, within the framework of the European international mail average delivery time shortened slightly. IPC said, in 2012, 93.1% priority mail between 35 European countries delivery time of three days (J+3). Priority mail inbred 98.4% send within five days from the date of completion of delivery (J+5).
To display 8 non-EU countries and 27 members of the European Union's performance investigation, J+5 business performance in 2011 was better than 93% J+1 and 98.1%. Average performance over the set of 85% and 97% of the target, which is more than 15 consecutive years.
According to the statistical data of 35 countries, including 27 members of the European Union, said IPC, across 35 countries and regions of the international mail average delivery time is 2.2 days.
The performance data of IPC collected from 35 European countries to use its UNEX terminal to terminal monitoring system. System to operate independently from external research institutions.
The 2012 performance based on 333000 pieces of radio frequency identification (RFID) tag test letter. Test point RFID reader to mail letters by channel special records. Letters sent to the test by the international mail delivery were randomly selected for processing system.
MYEX min Asia International Express
2013-04-11