HayPost launches regular scheduled cargo and postal transportation service to and from Europe
According to a company’s press release, the new service is meant to expand the connectivity of Armenia by means of weekly mail and cargo transportation from Yerevan to the hub in Frankfurt, Germany and vice versa.
‘This innovative, reliable, fast and secure service facilitates the process of export and import of cargo to and from Armenia, enabling Armenian companies to expand their businesses. It will also help to dramatically increase the volumes of online commerce in Armenia,’ HayPost said.
In order to provide the new service, HayPost has introduced 2 brand new Mercedes-Benz Actros 2530 GigaSpace 6+4 trucks with 530 horsepower with the capacity to carry 27 tons of cargo each and with their extra fuel tanks they have a range of 4,500 km with no refueling.
The trucks dispose of the latest equipment from the industry leaders and provide the drivers with the most comfortable conditions for long distance drive. The flexible configuration of the refrigerated cargo holds allow the transportation of both perishable and of general cargo. The trucks correspond to the highest European Euro-6 emission standards, ensuring the lowest level of CO emissions up today.
Together with the mentioned trucks today HyPost added to its fleet 12 brand new Renault Dokker vans, the routes of which will reinforce the connectivity within Armenia. The vans are eco-friendly, running on compressed natural gas minimizing the level of CO emissions. The total amount invested in these 14 new vehicles is about $1 million.
This new services continues the series of innovations made by the Trust Manager of the HayPost. During the last 7 years HayPost with the leadership of HayPost Trust Management B.V. has added 140 new vehicles to its fleet. This enlarged fleet runs 3.5 million km per year, interconnecting the whole territory of Armenia up to Nagorno-Karabakh. The company ahs also renovated 250 post offices across the country and created the largest online network in Armenia with more than 700 post offices connected today. -0-