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To: discostu
It depends upon what your definition of "packages" is.

Federal law prohibits private enterprises from competing with the Post Office in the delivery of 1st Class mail. Looking only at express packages, for which consumers are allowed to make market choices, in 2004, UPS handled 13,638,000 packages per day; FedEx handled 3,167,000; DHL 705,000 and the Post Office 149,000.

47 posted on 08/22/2009 10:48:15 AM PDT by Mr. Lucky
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To: Mr. Lucky

Package - parcel - individually identified/ addressed/ paid for item. 202 BILLION. 3.8 billion a week, half a billion a day, that’s more items in a day than UPS, FedEx and DHL combine for in a year.


49 posted on 08/22/2009 11:33:54 AM PDT by discostu (Somehow mister reliable was not where he was supposed to be)
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