Research Shows Huge Increase in Parcels Processed Through UK Lockers

InPost UK CEO:lockers have gone fully mainstream | Post & Parcel

More than 115 million retail parcels were delivered or returned via parcel lockers in the UK over the past year, according to new research from InPost and Retail Economics. This includes 87 million outbound deliveries (7% of all online orders) and 28 million returns (12% of all online returns). The findings, based on a nationally representative survey of 2,000 households and parcel volume data, point to a clear shift in consumer delivery prefere…

Two in five adults in the UK use parcel lockers

In the past year, 21 million adults in the United Kingdom used a parcel locker to collect, return or send a parcel. This comes down to two in five adults. During that period, more than 115 million parcels were delivered or returned via lockers.

Parcel lockers experiencing surge in popularity

The popularity of parcel collection and drop-off lockers has grown significantly and the sector’s growth shows no signs of slowing, new research has indicated.

Research shows huge increase in parcels processed through UK lockers

More than 115 million retail parcels were delivered or returned via parcel lockers in the UK over the past year, according to new research from InPost and Retail Economics. This includes 87 million outbound deliveries (7% of all online orders) and 28 million returns (12%… This story continues at Research shows huge increase in parcels processed through UK lockers Or just read more coverage at Talking Retail

115 million+ parcels processed via parcel lockers in the UK

More than 115 million parcels were delivered or returned via parcel lockers in the UK over the past year, according to new research from InPost and Retail Economics. This includes 87 million outbound deliveries (7% of all online orders) and 28 million returns (12% of all online returns). The findings, based on a nationally representative survey of 2,000 households and parcel volume data, point to a clear shift in consumer delivery preferences. T…