Chapter3 Part4（课件）-《跨境电商物流英语》同步教学（北京邮电大学出版社）

Chapter 3 Cross-border E-commerce Logistics Companies CONTENTS Cross-border Shipping Part 1 Part 2 EMS and UPU Part 3 China Post Part 6 FedEx DHL Part 4 UPS Part 5 ☆ learn the concept of cross-border e-commerce ☆ learn the concept and development of cross-border logistics ☆ learn the differences and features of various cross-border logistics ☆ learn some information of Chinese cross-border e-commerce logistics Objectives ☆ learn the basic information of cross-border shipping ☆ learn the main cross-border logistics companies ☆ learn Chinese cross-border logistics services Part 4 DHL When Adrian Dalsey, Larry Hillblom and Robert Lynn founded DHL in 1969, they didn’t know they would revolutionize the world of logistics. Today, DHL is the world’s leading logistics company. There are 380,000 people in over 220 countries and territories working in DHL every day with 1,588,000,00 parcels delivered per year to help clients cross borders, reach new markets and grow their business, or simply send a letter to the loved ones. DHL Express transports a vast variety of goods and commodities around the world for customers. Shipping requirements may vary depending on the destinations, local laws and regulations.Some goods may only require a shipping label, while other items may require additional documentation, an agreement with DHL Express and specific packaging, labels and package markings. 1. DHL Express 6 DHL e-commerce provides international standard parcel delivery for business customers.With the global e-commerce market set to hit an estimated value of more than €3 trillion with 1 billion users shopping online across borders by 2020, DHL e-commerce is here to help clients maximize their business’s e-commerce returns. DHL does this in three ways: Domestic Delivery, Cross-Border Delivery and Fulfillment. It also offers choice, convenience, control and quality that runs from the merchant right through to the consumer.