Canada Post Launches "New Concept" Shop Dedicated To Electronic Commerce Service

In order to provide the most convenient solution for the market, Canadian post operators launch new concept stores, and consumers can get their own parcels and a locker room facilities without getting out of the car.

In recent reports, we have learned that

In Richmond Hill, Ontario, a new concept, "speed and parcel" shops, is set up to serve online shoppers.

Referring to the current postal parcel, John Reis, director of retail at Canada Post, said: "in order to provide the most convenient business solutions for the market, postal operators have launched this new concept store."

It is reported that Canada Post is currently providing 2/3 of the domestic electricity supplier package delivery services, has great potential for development.

Richmond Hill is the fastest growing prefecture level city in the greater Toronto region. The new parcel service concept store in Richmond Hill includes a 24/7 self-service zone.

In the area, consumers can get their own parcels and a locker room facilities without getting out of the car.

The self-service area is featured by the parcel Pavilion, which can be used for sending back goods.

Reis says printing labels for packages is quick and easy, and customers can also use prepaid tags.

The 24/7 self-service area also includes mailboxes, parcels, vending machines and vending machines, which sell core products such as stamps, coins and prepaid charges in Canada Post.

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The locker room enables consumers to try out new clothes they buy immediately, and if unsuitable, they can return them directly.

Reis believes this is the first example of mail in North America.

The new concept store in Richmond Hill also provides opportunities for the electricity supplier company to build a "flash shop" to display its products.

Reis said the Canadian post office has found an e-commerce company to take part in the project.

Specifically, which electricity supplier company has not announced yet, but Reis disclosed that it is a clothing retailer.

"We want to open two more stores next year," Reis added. "Next spring, we will open a store in Edmonton, Ontario, which is similar to Richmond Hill store but smaller.

Another house opens in Vancouver in autumn.

The locker room and 24/7 self-service area are available, but not the "speed" business mode.

We will assess the operation of the three stores, see what functions and what are not, and then decide how to move forward.