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DPD Pickup – Friendly Urban Logistics

DPD Pickup involves sending and receiving parcels at partner locations. It is part of the international Geopost system, which has over 100,000 points across Europe. DPD Polska Sp. z o.o. remains the entity providing services to consumers in the DPD Pickup system.

Points are established in locations convenient for Senders and Receivers. The network includes partner points, urban branches, parcel lockers, and retail chains such as Żabka, Auchan, Leroy Merlin, Dino, OBI, Shell, Arhelan, and Martes. DPD Pickup is also present in selected locations of the ABC, Euro Sklep, Groszek, Lewiatan, Delikatesy Centrum, Stokrotka Express, and Topaz networks.

It's easy to send or receive a parcel at these points. DPD Pickup also includes many additional services, such as parcel insurance and cash on delivery. Parcels will also be directed to a DPD Pickup Point as instructed by the sender, where they will wait for collection for 3 days.

DPD Pickup is also an example of friendly urban logistics. It makes courier activities in city centres more rational, reducing the impact of vehicular traffic on residents.

About DPD Poland - used for local information in PL.

DPD Poland [dpd.com.pl] is part of Geopost, the European leader in parcel delivery and e-commerce solutions. The company delivers high-quality services to parcel senders and recipients and aims to deliver them in three ways: from the courier's hands, at a point, and to a parcel locker. DPD Poland has a network of over 25,000 DPD Pickup points and cooperates with about 9,000 couriers. In 2022, the low and zero-emission vehicle fleet reached 300 vehicles. DPD Poland was distinguished by Forbes magazine in 2022 as Poland's Best Employers.

The Geopost holding, belonging to La Poste, generated 15.6 billion euros in revenue in 2022 and delivered 2.1 billion parcels worldwide. It has a team of 122,000 delivery experts operating under brands such as DPD, Chronopost, SEUR, BRT, Speedy, and Jadlog. In 2020, Geopost strengthened its commitment to reducing its carbon footprint and is now the first global company aiming to become an international benchmark in sustainable deliveries with a Net Zero plan by 2040, approved by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).