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FRANCE – A general and nationwide strike on March 7, 2023 in various sectors may lead to delays in the delivery of letters and parcels. TURKEY – There are currently delays due to the devastating earthquakes in Turkey. The provinces of Kahramanmaras, Hatay, Gaziantep, Osmaniye, Malatya, Adiyaman, Adana, Diyarbakir, Kilis and Sanliurfa in southern Turkey are particularly affected. Currently, we are unable to predict when shipments will be able to be delivered again without delay, if at all. IRELAND – Due to St. Patrick’s Day, delays are to be expected before and after March 17 in Ireland. UKRAINE – High delays (at least one week) are expected for shipments to Ukraine. RUSSIA – Shipping to Russia is largely possible, not all products may be available for this destination or there may be restrictions in certain regions.
CHINA Currently, only economy shipments can be delivered to China by sea freight. ASIA Our service level to Asian countries, such as Japan, Taiwan, Singapore and Vietnam continues to be severely impacted. As a consequence, your shipments will experience delays. |
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The situation varies from country to country. Due to political changes of power, war, natural disasters or the Covid-19 pandemic, there are also routes that are completely closed. Unfortunately, letter and parcel deliveries are then not possible. This currently applies to the countries listed here. This list will be updated regularly. Afghanistan, Belarus, Belize, Bhutan, Bolivien, Bonaire, Dominica, Fidschi, Fr.-Guayana Fr.- Polynesien, Guadeloupe, Haiti, Honduras, Kaimaninseln, Kiribati, Comoros, Korea, Laos, Lesotho, Martinique, Mongolei, Neukaledonien, Nicaragua, Niue, Papua-Neuguinea, Pitcairninseln, Réunion, Samoa, St Kitts & Nevis, Swasiland, Tadschikistan, Timor, Tokelau, Tonga, Trinidad & Tobago, Turkmenistan, Tuvalu, Vanuatu. |
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Countries with Embargo or no active Postal Service: Yemen, Kosovo, Libya, North Korea, Syria, Somalia. |
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The situation in the respective countries changes partly on a daily basis. Unfortunately, we have no influence on this. Delivery dates cannot be guaranteed. For the countries listed below, we can give a more accurate estimate of the expected delay. This delay will be added to the normal delivery times. This list will be updated regularly. EUROPE
non-EU Australia: up to 30 days |
Dear customers, partners and friends,
the situation in dealing with COVID-19 (“coronavirus”) is highly dynamic and the situation can change permanently.
This leads to uncertainties and questions on many sides, which is why we would like to inform you about our measures at this point.
Your good health and safety is very important to us
The same applies to the health of our employees, but also to the jobs of each of our employees.
We are monitoring the situation closely and taking action based on the recommendations of the World Health Organization (WHO) and local authorities, and are reacting accordingly – sometimes proactively, in some cases gently and in others radically.
We permanently adjust the work processes internally and monitor the hygiene measures very strictly.
Furthermore, the entire sales team, customer service, as well as the majority of our office staff are located in the home office.
Our working hours are permanently, flexibly adjusted and we work every week so that your shipments can still be delivered on time.
WHAT DOES THAT MEAN FOR YOU?
If the 7-day incidence in Germany is above 100, the following measures will be taken:
- Your shipments will continue to be accepted, processed and
sent as usual. - Goods in plastic bags will be put into quarantine for one day and
only then processed, because the virus survives longer on
plastic surfaces than e.g. on cardboard.
Source: Der Spiegel
- You may receive returns from your customers 1-2 days later than usual, as they are quarantined
for one day before they are processed. - Delays in runtimeare possible to a limited extent in countries severelyaffectedbythevirus (max. 1-2 days)
Even though many countries have closed their borders and restrictions on public life have been ordered, the movement of goods is not always affected.
In the pandemic, we all face challenges – a difficult situation that will continue for some time. We will continue to keep you updated – Here on our site and on all our social media channels.
Take care and stay healthy!
Your Team – PARCEL.ONE
