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In line with Deutsche Post DHL Group’s environmental goal of net zero emissions by 2050, the new service center is fully equipped with energy-saving LED lamps and solar panels on the roof.

With double the processing capacity, we will be able to fully support the rapid development of businesses in Taoyuan and make our customers more successful in the global market.” DHL is committed to continuously strengthening our global network and services, to make sure we provide the highest service quality to our customers. More than one-third of Taiwan’s top 500 manufacturers are located in Taoyuan1, making this one of our most important service centers in the country. Ooi, Managing Director of DHL Express Taiwan, said, "Taoyuan is one of the major industrial cities in Taiwan.

Investment signals DHL Express’ commitment to bolstering international trade and connecting even more local businesses to the world.

The new service center is DHL Express’ largest in Taiwan with double the hourly shipment processing capacity.

Customers in Taoyuan will now be able to access and connect even faster with DHL’s international network of more than 220 countries and territories. Approximately NT$80 million (EUR 2.25 million) has been invested into the new 4,000 square meter service center, DHL Express Taiwan’s largest, bringing significant improvements in shipment processing efficiency, storage space and productivity. DHL Express, the world’s leading international express service provider, opened its new service center in Taoyuan today. On 13 June, 2019 the new DHL Express service center opened its doors for customers in Taoyuan

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#SERVICECENTER DHL UPGRADE#

Courier productivity will be further enhanced with the upgrade of DHL’s CatsEye scanners handheld wireless computers that allow shipment data to be exchanged between the couriers and DHL’s data network. The center also makes use of wireless radio frequency scanners to increase operational flexibility. It accurately measures the volumetric weight of each package, enabling faster and more precise shipment measurement.

In addition, the cutting edge, “weigh, dimensioning and labelling” (WDL) system can process up to 500 packages per hour. The “clear in the air” (CIA) system employs imaging technology to store digital images of shipping documents needed for electronic customs clearance. DHL says the centre utilises the company’s transportation harmonised procedure (THP), which standardises and refines shipment process flow with the incorporation of state-of-the-art systems. Operating 24 hours a day, the centre will be handling around 65 per cent of DHL Hong Kong’s shipments.įurthermore new centre employs advanced technology and systems to automate and streamline shipment processing.

It is the largest of its kind in Hong Kong.ĭHL has invested over US$10 million to in the building of this service centre which is expected to result in a 20 per cent increase in courier productivity and 40 per cent increase in shipment handling capacity. The new center occupies 100,000 square feet, and has the capacity to route up to 16,000 shipments per hour.