Organisation: DPD

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<p>The Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI) says that 1,866 new EVs were registered in Ireland last month, which is a 15.5% drop on the figure for February 2023. At the same time, some 5,968 new EVs have so far been registered this year, which is a 1.4% increase on the same time period as last year. File picture</p>

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Lack of EV network in rural areas 'putting the brakes on green motoring'

Government urged to adopt more realistic targets for the number of electric vehicles on Irish roads and revise its current goal of 950,000 vehicles by 2030

<p>Customs duties and import VAT charges do not apply when ordering goods from Ireland or other EU countries online.</p>

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Revenue and DPD warn Black Friday shoppers about scammers targeting sales

<p>Des Travers: DPD Ireland chief executive</p>

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Growth in online sales helps firm deliver

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Couriers busier than at Christmas as Irish shop online in droves

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Parcels firm DPD seeks to hire 100 more drivers as business 'goes through roof'

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Cork-based delivery franchise seeks to tap online parcels surge

DPD expands sorting hub in Athlone creating jobs

One of the country's largest delivery companies will today triple its business.

Mon, 23 Jan, 2017

France fines parcel firms €672m over price fixing

France’s competition watchdog has fined parcel delivery services, including units of Deutsche Post’s DHL, FedEx, and TNT Express, a combined €672.3m for colluding to increase fees.

Wed, 16 Dec, 2015

Eight operators control €520m parcels market

The fast-growing Irish packets and parcels market is currently worth up to €520m, and the average small business spends €11,000 a year sending items by post and courier, a survey by the Commission for Communication Regulation.

Sat, 30 May, 2015

Near or far, Waterford tech firm has Form

The spoils of moving first are now falling to Waterford start-up nearForm. Four years ago it was the first company in Europe to embrace an untried new internet technology called Node.js — now it’s becoming a leading supplier of this technology globally.

Mon, 06 Apr, 2015