Paczkomaty® - a remedy for the global problem of CO² emissions in e-commerce

As market analyses show, last-mile deliveries (at the final stage of the parcel's journey from the distribution center to the customer's door) account for the largest share of CO² emissions in the e-commerce logistics service process. The authors of the "Green Last Mile Europe 2022" report, which has just been published, estimate that it can be reduced as quickly as possible through the widest possible education of consumers and the wide implementation of out-of-home deliveries. This is the key to success because one Paczkomaty® reduces as much as 13,845 kg of CO² annually, which is equivalent to cleaning the atmosphere by 2,769 trees.

"We want to change the attitude of society and convince ourselves that, as consumers, we must care for the environment, because it is caring for our common future. Paczkomaty® is the most ecological form of online shopping delivery. Thanks to them, we not only reduce the emission of hundreds of thousands of tons of CO², but also significantly reduce courier car traffic on the streets of European cities One courier distributing parcels to Paczkomaty®, delivers about 1000 parcels during a working day, visiting from 4 to 5 addresses, while one courier in the traditional door-to-door formula delivers an average of 75 parcels during this Last year alone, thanks to our solutions, we saved nearly 100 million liters of fuel throughout Europe, and with the increase in the number of Paczkomaty®, this savings will increase," Rafał Brzoska, founder and president of the InPost Group, assessed.

(WBJ)