Regular GLS parcel shipment

GLS’s domestic and international services are available to all companies. GLS delivers the parcels it receives for shipment both to business (B2B) and private (B2C) addresses.

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The logistics solution provided by GLS is the right choice for your company, shipments and customers. GLS parcel delivery is always convenient and reliable with short deadlines. Our state-of-the-art information technology and parcel dispatch system ensures transparent and secure data management.

With our European network, GLS will serve you as a dependable logistics service provider, offering a comprehensive portfolio of products and services and an attractive value proposition.

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FlexDeliveryService – Flexible delivery

GLS notifies the addressee of the parcel delivery and offers several delivery options.

GLS notifies the addressee in a text message or email after the parcel delivery is ordered. The first notification contains all the important information related to the parcel, contact information for the customer service and a direct link to the GLS Delivery Manager website. The addressee can choose from several delivery methods via the online interface. The addressee can, for instance, choose a new delivery date, enter a different address, or redirect the parcel to a GLS ParcelShop.

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GLS Parcel delivery at a depot

Reliable parcel delivery with short delivery deadlines – this is one of the things GLS does best. Domestic parcels are delivered on the next working day after sending. In Europe, GLS offers standard delivery times, usually 24-48 hours in neighbouring countries and 72-120 hours in more distant regions.

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GLS driver at a customer door finishing a parcel delivery

The GLS parcel and express products can be individually combined with value-added services. As a result, parcel delivery will be tailored to individual needs.
Customers can choose from cash on delivery, time-bound, advance notice and specialized services.

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GLS truck on a road to deliver parcels all over Hungary

GLS charges a fuel surcharge because rising crude oil prices have a significant impact on the price of transport, and therefore also on parcel delivery costs. Furthermore, GLS Hungary passes on the truck toll partially to its customers.

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