E-commerce has gained a strong foothold in Estonia and across the world, but its growth shows no signs of slowing down. According to a recent survey by Venipak, the share of e-shoppers in the Baltics is significant: as many as 94% of Estonians, 97% of Latvians and 98% of Lithuanians surveyed buy goods online. Sabina…
Record, record year. These are the words that flash across the media every year when Christmas fever hits and parcel volumes rise significantly. Knowing how busy the festive season can be, we make sure our deliveries go smoothly and quickly, and we always do our homework so that our customers don’t have to worry about…
With the Black Friday sales and Christmas approaching, when many people choose to shop online, it is important to take note of a number of tips to ensure your parcel reaches its buyer on time. International shipping company Venipak has put together a number of tips to avoid problems and get parcels to customers on…
Montonio, a fast-growing online payment solutions provider, announces a strategic partnership with Venipak, an international delivery platform and one of the largest express delivery networks in the Baltic States. This collaboration marks a significant step in the e-commerce sector, especially in the Baltic region, by merging state-of-the-art shipping technology with Montonio’s comprehensive payment systems. The…
Even if a package arriving in Estonia from outside the EU is dispatched, for example, in November, but arrives in Estonia on January 1 or later, a new VAT rate of 22 percent must be paid on it, the logistics company Venipak announced based on the information of the Estonian Tax and Customs Board. For…
International parcel company Venipak announces the completion of an important strategic expansion phase. The company’s expansion in Estonia, which started at the end of last year and has just been completed, has finally connected all three Baltic countries into a joint network of over 600 parcel lockers. Venipak’s immediate plans are to acquire an e-commerce…
Slowing economy indicates tougher times for e-businesses. Reaching customers at optimal costs is likely to become increasingly difficult, especially for marginalized small businesses. Therefore, PHH Group, the largest e-commerce company in the Baltics, which owns Pigu.lt, 220.lv, Kaup24.ee, and other brands, has decided to cooperate with Venipak, an international parcel company. This partnership will aim…
According to research carried out in the Baltics by Venipak, an international parcel company, about 36% of Estonians don’t use the returns service of e-shops. The respective indicator in Latvia is 29% and in Lithuania 35%. On average, 30% of such shoppers said they do not use the returns service because they tend to buy…
The international logistics company Venipak is building a network of 151 parcel machines in Estonia this year, of which 77 – more than half – have already been installed in various locations in Estonia. The brand-new parcel machines are already in operation in major cities such as Tallinn, Tartu, Pärnu, Narva, Haapsalu as well as…
This year, international parcel company Venipak will build up a network of 150 parcel machines in Estonia. In March, the company installs the first six state-of-the-art parcel machines in Tartu. Venipak lockers are the only ones in Estonia where clients can pick up the package with contactless feature. Four new machines will be installed at…
