From July 1, the cost of some types of shipping throughout Ukraine and within the region has increased from 5 to 10 UAH.
Since July 1, Ukrposhta has increased rates for shipping within Ukraine and abroad. This was reported by the company’s press service.
The cost of delivery of Ukrposhta Express items will increase by an average of UAH 10 within a region and by UAH 8 within the country.
In addition, new tariffs have been introduced for Ukrposhta Standard services, where the average increase is 7 UAH for cargo within Ukraine and 10 UAH within a separate region.
“For example, earlier the cost of delivering a cargo weighing up to 1 kg within Ukraine was UAH 35, and after the revision of tariffs it will increase to UAH 42. And the delivery of a parcel weighing 5 up to 10 kg now costs UAH 70 compared to the previous UAH 60”, – explained to Ukrposhta.
The cost of Ukrposhta Documents service and the cost of courier delivery increased by UAH 5.
Also, from July 1, the cost of sending “small packages recommended” has changed in all zones and parcels in seven countries in the Middle East: Algeria, Afghanistan, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia and Tunisia. These changes will amount to 10% of the current tariffs.
The company emphasized that since the beginning of the mass invasion of the Russian Federation, delivery rates have not changed for a long time, but inflation, the energy crisis, rising prices and loss of assets in some places did it. necessary to reconsider the cost of shipments.
Recall that last year Ukrposhta suffered a loss of more than UAH 1.2 billion.
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