November and December mark the busiest season of the year, with parcel volumes increasing by more than 40%. That’s why VENIPAK has already strengthened its operations across the entire Baltic region. +30 % Larger team We’ve expanded our logistics workforce to ensure fast and seamless parcel deliveries. Our customer service team has also grown to…
The number of Christmas parcels handled in early November has been steadily increasing for several years, showing that Estonian shoppers are moving their holiday purchases forward. Whereas the Christmas delivery rush once began around mid-November, Venipak now sees parcel volumes climbing already from November 1 — a shift of roughly two weeks earlier. If the trend continues, the first wave of Christmas shopping may begin already in late…
Parcel delivery company Venipak is expanding its parcel locker network across Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia through a new partnership with the open-access parcel locker network uDrop. Having so far operated 800 lockers in the Baltic States, Venipak will increase the total by about 30%—to more than 1,000 lockers—by the end of this year. Through the…
Autumn is traditionally the time when Estonians shop more online – schools have started, the holiday season is approaching, and promotions are in full swing. Ordering from an online store is often more convenient than visiting a physical shop, especially in bad weather. Venipak, one of the leading logistics companies in the Baltics with over…
Estonians are shopping (and shipping) smarter, keeping a close eye on prices—especially when it comes to delivery costs. According to Bauhof, changes in VAT earlier and mid-year have made customers more price-conscious than ever. “Customers are increasingly looking for wallet-friendly alternatives,” said Artjom Bulgakov, Bauhof’s head of e-commerce. “While brand and quality remain important, price…
International parcel delivery company Venipak is opening a new logistics terminal in Kaunas. Located near the Kaunas-Klaipėda highway, the terminal is expected to handle an increasing volume of both standard and oversized shipments, with the latter doubling in quantity. The company’s largest terminal, covering 11,000 square meters, will process up to 50,000 parcels per day.…
In Eastern Europe and the Baltic states, 87–88% of coffee is enjoyed primarily at home or in the office.¹ Yet, it doesn’t always deliver the perfect taste. “Our research² shows that 37% of Latvians brew ground coffee directly in a cup, while the same percentage use a coffee machine,” says Artis Grigo, founder of Kafijas…
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the surge in e-commerce led to a parcel locker revolution in Lithuania, fundamentally changing shopping habits. Today, parcel lockers have become an integral part of daily life—popping up near shopping centers, gas stations, gyms, in big cities, and small towns alike. According to a study commissioned by the Communications Regulatory Authority…
The Estonian design company SEIK, which sells books and other gift products in fifteen different languages, recommends that Estonian companies looking to expand abroad first to find their foothold in smaller countries. In addition to online sales through Seik.eu or Seik.ee, the company’s products can be found in major bookstore chains as well as smaller…
In times when online shopping has become an everyday part of life for many, comprehensive order fulfillment service is becoming a key solution that helps businesses effectively manage product logistics. How this service works, the problems it solves, and how it is changing business operations in Lithuania – these are the topics discussed by Mantvydas…
