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Courier and express: +46 7 712 69 269
Parcels and cargo: +46 8 400 00 765
Temperature-regulated logistics: +46 42 178 000
We continue to pick up and deliver packages in the 7 North Jutland municipalities in Denmark, which are now closing down - 6 November, 2020
Transport of parcels and pallets is generally critical for security of supply reasons. Therefore, transport of parcels and pallets to and from the extensive municipalities is still possible.
However, due to local restrictions and measures, delays may occur.
We follow the authorities' guidelines closely and continuously update our operational information here.
Operational report from Bring - 23 April, 2020
No major changes for the operations have been reported in the past 24 hours. Delivery of parcels and goods is running basically as usual throughout the country.
The coronavirus situation: Operational report from Bring - 31 March, 2020
No major changes for the operations have been reported in the past 24 hours. Delivery of parcels and goods is running basically as usual throughout the country. Some delays may occur.
Operational report from Bring in connection to the coronavirus situation - 30 March, 2020
Our operation is running mainly as usual throughout the country. A big increase for home deliveries of goods can lead to delays in some places.
The latest operational report:
- There's a great demand for home deliveries of goods. Delays may therefore occur.
- When ordering a home delivery, there will be no signing on the driver's PDAs. Either the driver registers the delivery and GPS coordinates will be recorded or a new solution is used where the recipient can sign on their own mobile phone.
- If the pickup point is closed, the parcel will be moved automatically to another pickup point nearby.
- Transports of personal protective equipment may once again cross the borders to Sweden, Norway and Denmark. The EU Commission earlier imposed an export ban on this, but they have now granted exceptions for a number of countries. The exception applies to the EEA countries Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein, among others.
- The reduced air traffic can lead to delays for express deliveries.
- Due to the reduced air traffic and restrictions, international transports may be affected.
- For some parts of the operation, the employees will be relocated to other areas where the need for staff is greater, to ensure that there are enough resources where they are needed the most.