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Amazon Profits: Why it’s Finally ‘Jam Today’

International e-delivery experts ParcelHero says Amazon’s recent surprise quarterly profit shows Amazon’s “Jam tomorrow” transport plans are finally coming good.Following Amazon’s surprise profit announcement and better-than-expected sales figures revealed last month, international e-commerce delivery specialists ParcelHero  says that the company’s continued massive investment in its revolutionary logistics plans are beginning to pay off. And ParcelHero’s Head of Public Relations, David Jinks MILT, says the huge logistics

Amazon Gets Fresh in the UK

International e-delivery experts ParcelHero says the Amazon Fresh same day grocery delivery service is coming to UK.The Amazon Fresh grocery delivery service, currently being pioneered in a number of US cities, is set to deliver somewhere new: the UK. International e-commerce delivery specialists ParcelHero  says that the news Amazon Fresh will be delivering to some UK homes from potentially as early as this September, first reported in The Times  on July 17, comes as no surprise to

Industry Expert Welcomes Amazon App That Turns Customers Into Couriers

ParcelHero founder Roger Sumner-Rivers says proposed Uber-style App, ‘On My Way’, could deliver big savings and cut emissions.Roger Sumner-Rivers, founder of pioneering international couriers ParcelHero , says Amazon’s latest logistics idea shows the industry innovator at its best. He reveals Amazon is considering using its customers to deliver its parcels though a crowdsourced delivery programme, using an App codenamed ‘On My Way’. Says Roger: “Amazon is undoubtedly a logistics industry disruptor; and our recent report, Amazon’s Prime Ambition 

Parcels on a Train!

As Amazon takes to the subway, ParcelHero says railway stations make great parcel pick-up pointsAmazon has started using New York’s subway system for its new Prime Now one-hour delivery service to beat the city’s notorious jams. Commenting on the move, London-based international courier ParcelHero  says the service makes sense, as subways are frequently faster than city streets and railway stations are an ideal place to install parcel lockers. The company also asks if the UK will see a similar Amazon service. ParcelHero spokesman David Jinks MILT says: ‘The

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