(EMAILWIRE.COM, December 04, 2011 ) London, United Kingdom -- With the crippling recession continuing to have a hold all across Europe, the effects on the commercial sector are likely to last for some time to come. Experts are forecasting further difficulties in all industry sectors, and that many more companies will struggle to maintain their profitability in the coming months and years. For the business community, every opportunity to keep spending to a minimum needs to be investigated thoroughly.
One of the major expenses for many enterprises is postage, and thatÂ’s why so many of the UKÂ’s businesses businesses have turned to TNT Post in a bid to keep expenditure to a minimum. The innovative specialists have a number of product services that can help their customers to save a significant sum of money, and all without compromising on the quality of service. Their dataMatters service, for example, can be used for PAF correction and verification.
TNT Post have been at the forefront of new technology within the mail industry for many years, and their products reflect their commitment to improvement. One of their more intriguing services is their adScents option, which enables direct campaign mail to feature a particular scent. ItÂ’s an excellent concept, because it enables the recipient to engage immediately with the sender. The possibilities are almost endless for companies in a variety of sectors, including food and drink, leather goods, travel and leisure.
In the business community, becoming more environmentally friendly is hugely important these days. Companies have made many inroads into reducing the use of fossil fuels, for example, and into incorporating recycling schemes. The direct mail industry is under increasing pressure to be more responsible, and TNT PostÂ’s greenPost is the ideal product to do just that. It enables firms to produce more ecological postal material, and in the process it will also save on postage costs as well.
About TNT Post:
TNT Post is part of PostNL which processes 8.8 billion addressed postal items (including 96 million parcels in The Netherlands and Belgium) and delivers to more than 88 million addresses in the UK, The Benelux, Germany, and Italy. Headquartered in the Netherlands, PostNL employs around 77,000 people and generated a turnover of nearly 4.3 billion euros in 2010. PostNL is publicly listed on the stock exchange of Amsterdam.
