More than a decade ago, the choice of food supplements in Lithuania was limited, while higher-quality products were often available only in small packages and at relatively high prices. It was this gap in the market that led to the creation of food supplement retailer Biofitus. The business started in a 20-square-metre space with just…
Logistics company Venipak is investing more than €2.5 million in expanding and modernising its infrastructure across the Baltics this year. Most of the funding is being directed towards projects in Lithuania: a new terminal will open in Klaipėda this autumn, a new parcel sorting conveyor will more than double sorting capacity in Kaunas, and expansions…
Please be informed that, as of 31 August 2026, the Venipak terminal in Klaipėda is operating from new premises. The new terminal is larger and even better equipped to support efficient operations. If you deliver parcels directly to the Venipak terminal in Klaipėda, please use the following address from 1 September: Švepelių g. 3, Klaipėda,…
When the new e-commerce brand Atedaktare.lt entered the market five years ago, at the height of the pandemic, its name raised more than a few eyebrows. Yet the words, which roughly translate as “Goodbye, Doctor”, were not an attack on the healthcare system. Quite the opposite: the company’s mission was to help healthcare professionals improve…
Venipak, the logistics company that, as recently announced, is becoming part of DHL eCommerce, a division of DHL Group, generated €48 million in revenue across the Baltic states in the first half of this year, representing a 16% increase compared with the same period last year. The strongest revenue growth of 20% was recorded in…
Acquisition expands DHL eCommerce’s operations into Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia Combination pairs Venipak’s local scale and locker network with DHL eCommerce’s international reach, giving customers access to seamless domestic and cross-border delivery Growth platform for Venipak, with DHL Group’s backing, Venipak accelerates investment in its people, technology, and out‑of‑home network, reinforcing its position as one…
The year was 1988. In Lithuania, the word “entrepreneurship” still sounded unfamiliar, and the rules of the market were being written on the streets. It was then that two friends decided to take a chance and start selling rolls of fabric straight from the trunk of a Moskvich. What initially looked like a student experiment…
We would like to inform you that, from 20 July 2026, the Venipak Riga Rumbula terminal in Latvia will operate from new premises. The new terminal will be larger and even better suited to supporting smooth and efficient operations. It is located right next to the current terminal, helping to ensure an even smoother transition.…
From 1 August 2026, Venipak in Lithuania is changing the standard package weight limit from 30 kg to 25 kg.* This change is being implemented in line with employee health and safety requirements and EU legislation governing the manual handling of loads. Its purpose is to ensure safer working conditions for employees, plan additional delivery…
As the holiday season begins, Lithuania’s parcel map starts to change. Parcel volumes decline in major cities, while at the seaside they jump by as much as one fifth during the summer. As holidaymakers and seasonal businesses move to the coast, parcels follow them too, with couriers sometimes having to look for recipients not only…
