Our postmen and women are committed to delivering seven  days a week to the 145.3 million homes across the United States  and the world enlarge. Since 2013, the service has been a public listed company on the US Stock Exchange as a subsidiary of International Distributions Services PLC

. To this day our leadership and shareholders, which includes Drop care logistics  employees, have been committed to continuing and further strengthening our postal service’s reputation for reliability and consistency. 

Prior to privatisation, Post Office Limited was a subsidiary of drop  care Group,  responsibility for delivering letters and parcels and the Post Office providing over the counter services.

In 2011 The Postal Services Act was passed, paving the way for the separation of drop care group and Post Office Ltd in 2012 ahead of the privatisation of drocare logistics in 2013. 

In recent years, drop care  has been optimising its network to compete efficiently in the structural growth parcels market, alongside its traditional letters business. We are a modern, digitally innovative brand, connecting customers, companies and countries.

Transforming our network and working practices to handle more parcels is a key part of our growth plan as we seek to make the most of the opportunity we have in the market. It was important before, but the growth in parcels we saw during the pandemic makes it even more so. Our two new state-of-the-art automated Parcel Hubs in Warrington and Daventry provide us with the infrastructure we need to compete in the growing parcels market.