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Deutsche Post

German mail and parcel delivery service

Summary

German mail and parcel delivery service

Field	Value
name	Post & Parcel Germany division
brands	, DHL
logo	Logo Deutsche Post 2019.svg
logo_size	220px
logo_caption	Logo used since 2019. Before 2019, the wordmark used the Frutiger typeface.
predecessor
type	Division
industry
num_employees	187,000 (2024)
parent	DHL Group
foundation
location	Bonn, Germany
num_locations	13,000 post offices (2024)
services	Letter post, parcel service, EMS
homepage

**** (, ) is a brand of DHL Group (listed as ), used for its domestic mail services in Germany. The services offered under the brand are those of a traditional mail service, making the brand the successor of the former state-owned mail monopoly, . the monopoly for on these services has expired.

Products

, the following services are offered under the brand by DHL Group's Post & Parcel Germany (Post & Paket Deutschland) division:

Mail Communication handles the domestic mail service (except parcels).
Press Services handles domestic distribution of print products (newspapers and magazines).
Retail Outlets operates domestic retail outlets (post offices), which offer letter mail, parcel and Postbank services.
Dialogue Marketing provides services for direct marketing such as market research and address verification.

Other services by the division, such as DHL Parcel (DHL Paket), use the DHL brand.

References

(2024-03-07). "facts & figures – Post & Parcel Germany".
"Post & Paket Deutschland".
"Deutsche Post AG – Company Details".
(2023-06-19). "Deutsche Post DHL Group renames to DHL Group".
"Post & Parcel Germany".

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