Sentence examples for profitable delivery from inspiring English sources

Royal Mail is worried that rival operator Whistl, formerly known as TNT Post, is able to cherry-pick profitable delivery routes in big cities, while Royal Mail is legally required to provide the same service to all 29m UK addresses.

"We can outsource the cleaning and make the drivers independent contractors," she said, "and we can cut the least profitable delivery routes, least profitable accounts or reduce the variety of items we create".

The business select committee launched its investigation on Wednesday following pressure from Royal Mail executives who complain that rival operator Whistl, formerly known as TNT Post, is able to cherry-pick profitable delivery routes in big cities while Royal Mail must provide the same service to all 29m addresses in the country as part of its legally binding universal service obligation.

While Royal Mail's competitors are able to cherry-pick the most profitable delivery areas - mainly big cities - the company has to provide a universal service.

Royal Mail has warned that postal deliveries to rural areas are under threat because rivals are being allowed to cherry pick easy and profitable deliveries in towns and cities without having to run services to isolated homes such as on Scottish islands.

Shareholders are also likely to express anger at the company's warning that postal deliveries to rural areas are under threat because rivals are being allowed to cherrypick easy and profitable deliveries in towns and cities without having to run services to homes in isolated areas, such as the isles off Scotland.

As of 2017, Amazon was USPS's biggest customer, and an intelligent way for the independent agency – that traditionally made its money by having a monopoly on first class mail – to get a piece of the increasingly profitable package delivery pie.

This is, of course, in some respects also the key challenge of a creative agency: getting enough of the leftfield, right-brain, Pencil-winning stuff in a framework that is sufficiently commercial and organized to ensure timely, profitable client delivery.

If you're one of 352 un-profitable food delivery companies, you should be nervous.

Ms Green told MPs that the universal service cost £7.2bn a year to finance, so needed cross-subsidy from profitable urban deliveries.

Last week, Moya Greene, the Royal Mail's chief executive, told a committee of MPs that the universal service cost £7.2bn a year to finance, so needed cross-subsidy from profitable urban deliveries.