The British mail company opened its first hybrid mail center in Scotland

Recently, the British mail company opened its first hybrid mail processing center in Scotland -- imail.
The center is located in Bermingham, a total investment of 250000 pounds. The station is also placed the sorting equipment new in the treatment of existing industrial park, including the two Konica Minolta C8000 printer.
In 2014 the company will further increase investment, the expected investment amounted to 500000 pounds.
The iMail processing center general manager Andy Barber said, the opening of the sorting center, will promote the further development of hybrid mail service company. Customers can use computer mail electronic mail, and arrived in recipients, electronic mail will be converted to the printed letters.
At present, the iMail processing center annual to print and mail 20000000 letters and cards. The new sorting
Center operations contribute to further enhance the company's production capacity. Future, the company also will continue to increase investment, and expand the workforce.
MYEX Minya Express International
2013-08-27