LATAM Cargo Brazil is the cargo arm connected to LATAM Airlines Group. Founded in 1995 as ABSA, it later became TAM Cargo and rebranded to LATAM Cargo Brazil after the LATAM–TAM integration. Headquartered in Campinas (Viracopos), it serves domestic Brazil and international lanes with freighter and belly capacity, focusing on perishables, pharma, e‑commerce, and general freight solutions.

Azul Cargo Express is the logistics arm of Azul Linhas Aéreas, providing air and ground parcel services across Brazil and select international lanes. Launched in 2009, it leverages Azul’s flight network and franchise stores for door‑to‑door delivery, e‑commerce fulfillment, and time‑definite options. The brand has grown to hundreds of locations, serving thousands of cities with real‑time shipment visibility and POD support.

Fetchr is a Dubai-founded logistics company launched in 2012 to solve delivery in regions with weak addressing by using smartphone GPS and app-based dispatch. It has operated across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Egypt, supporting eCommerce merchants with pickup, last‑mile, returns, and cash-on-delivery solutions. Over the years, Fetchr (also known as MENA 360 DWC-LLC) evolved through restructuring while continuing to offer shipment visibility and customer notifications via web and mobile.

Aramex Africa leverages the Dubai‑headquartered group’s global express, freight, and e‑commerce network to serve key African markets via owned entities and partners. Founded in 1982, Aramex expanded from the Middle East into Africa through regional hubs (e.g., South Africa, North Africa) to connect businesses and shoppers with reliable cross‑border and domestic delivery. Today, its tracking tools, pickup points, and service centers support SMEs and marketplaces across the continent.

DHL Paket Germany is the parcel arm of DHL Group serving domestic and cross‑border shipments from Germany. Founded in 1969 and integrated with Deutsche Post, it now operates nationwide delivery, Packstation lockers, and rich digital tracking through the Post & DHL app for private and business customers.

FedEx Switzerland provides domestic next‑day and international express shipping powered by FedEx Express Swiss Post GmbH. Part of the global FedEx network founded in 1973, the Swiss operation supports businesses and consumers with tracking, pickup, and delivery solutions, plus tools for rates, transit times, and account management. Customers can manage shipments online or via app and access support in English, German, French, and Italian across Switzerland.

Dominican Republic Post (INPOSDOM) is the national postal operator of the Dominican Republic. Its roots trace back to 1851’s first postal administration, evolving into the Dirección General de Correos in 1963. On November 15, 1985, Law 307 established INPOSDOM as an autonomous postal institute. Today it delivers domestic and international mail and parcels, EMS (Express Mail Service), money orders, and PO boxes while expanding digital e‑services and branch coverage nationwide.

Cyprus Post is the government-run postal operator of the Republic of Cyprus, evolving from colonial-era services into a modern network providing letters, parcels, registered mail, EMS, and online e-services. Today, it operates nationwide post offices, sorting facilities, parcel lockers, and digital tools (EPOST, IPS tracking) that connect with international postal partners. Customers can calculate postage, rent P.O. boxes, and track items end‑to‑end for many services via official portals and the national GOV.CY gateway.

Bahamas Postal Service is the national operator of The Bahamas, with roots in the 18th century postal system that supported inter‑island and overseas mail. Through colonial packet ships, the first local stamps (1859), and the modern era of EMS and government e‑services, the department has evolved into a network spanning New Providence and the Family Islands. Today it provides letters, parcels, registered mail, private P.O. boxes, and digital tools for customer care and tracking.

Nepal Post is the national postal operator of Nepal, overseen by the government’s Postal Services Department under the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology. Originating as a formal postal service in 1878, it expanded from runner-based routes into a network of district and village post offices. As a long-standing member of the Universal Postal Union, Nepal Post links remote Himalayan communities and major cities with domestic letters, parcels, EMS, and other modern postal services.