UPS has announced it will be making efforts to rebrand
various Kiala locations throughout Spain to make these co-branded as UPS Access
Point locations. This will be an initial step in the bid to transform all Kiala
locations to UPS Access Point locations, which is due for completion in 2016.
Online retailers in France, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain
and the UK can now have their goods shipped directly to a UPS Access
Points/Kiala location as an alternative to home delivery, in addition to
providing an opportunity for retailers and consumers to meet with growing
cross-border e-commerce.
Within Spain, consumers who are not available for a
residential delivery will be able to have their parcels and package re-directed
to a UPS Access Point/Kiala location, giving them opportunity to pick up their
shipments at their own convenience. In most instances, shipments will be able
to be collected from the location point the same day.
Christoph Atz, Managing Director for UPS Spain has said: "These additional services address the results of our 2013 Pulse of the Online Shopper survey in which consumers indicated that they want more control over when and where their purchases are delivered, and a convenient returns process. Additionally, it contributes to our sustainability efforts by reducing the number of return trips a driver needs to make to an address, which lowers carbon emissions."
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