Posten mail
Posten Norge AS, commonly known as Posten, is the national postal service of Norway. Here are some key facts about Posten:
History: Posten was established in 1647, making it one of the oldest postal services in the world.
Services: Posten offers a range of services, including:
- Letter and parcel delivery: Posten delivers mail and packages to homes and businesses across Norway.
- Postal banking: Posten offers banking services, including deposit and withdrawal of cash, at many of its post offices.
- Payment services: Posten provides payment services, such as bill payment and money transfer.
- Logistics and freight: Posten offers logistics and freight services for businesses and individuals.
- Digital services: Posten provides digital services, such as online payment and tracking of packages.
Network: Posten has a network of over 1,000 post offices and delivery points across Norway.
Employment: Posten employs around 12,000 people in Norway.
Financials: Posten is a state-owned company and is funded by the Norwegian government. In 2020, Posten's revenue was around NOK 14.5 billion (approximately EUR 1.5 billion).
Sustainability: Posten has set ambitious sustainability goals, including reducing its carbon footprint and increasing the use of electric and hybrid vehicles in its fleet.
International cooperation: Posten is a member of the Universal Postal Union (UPU) and cooperates with other postal services around the world to provide international mail and parcel services.
Fun fact: Posten's iconic red mailboxes, known as "postkasser", are a familiar sight in Norway and are used to collect mail from households and businesses.