Venipak 20: a company that started with delivering flour has grown into a player with international reach

Venipak, a Lithuanian parcel delivery company that started 20 years ago, has grown into an international company that plans to expand its network to 800 parcel machines in the Baltics this year and continues to strengthen its position in Western Europe. Nerijus Raudonis, founder of Venipak, talks about Venipak’s early years, its biggest challenges and…

From now on, parcels can be sent securely and affordably from the Osta.ee parcel portal.

Osta.ee has launched the Pakiportaal.osta.ee, where parcels can be sent securely. In addition, it is possible to choose the most suitable and cheapest service provider and make payment for the parcel when collecting. Kristiana Põld, the portal manager of Osta.ee, explained that the Pakiportaal.osta.ee environment brings together important information about the parcel machines of the…

Venipak and Telia started cooperation

Telia, a leading Estonian telecommunications company, has started a cooperation with Venipak, an international parcel delivery company. For Telia’s users and customers, this means a wider and more affordable range of delivery options than before. Estonians are avid e-commerce users – a recent survey by Venipak shows that 94% of Estonians buy goods online. One…

Venipak’s Head of Global Development: today, having a product is enough for successful e-business growth

According to Statista, global e-commerce sales have increased almost 5-fold over the last decade. With the transformation of commerce business models and the expansion of e-commerce, the market has become saturated with both small and large players, each aiming to grow their business and attract new consumers. But in a competitive, ever-changing marketplace, this becomes…

Venipak Commerce Debuts Omnichannel E-Wholesale and Logistics Solution in the Benelux Region

Venipak Commerce will offer a new all-in-one service that bridges the gap between sales channels, warehousing, and distribution in the region’s rapidly expanding e-commerce sector. The Benelux’s e-commerce industry, mostly led by the Netherlands, is thriving, as 74% of all internet users in the region purchase goods online — ten percentage points above the European…