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[Brazil] - Brazil's postal service deals with obstacles in transforming the sector

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Brazil's logistics and delivery sector has witnessed significant changes due to the rise of e-commerce and evolving consumer demands.However, experts believe that the state-owned company, Correios (Post Office), will face difficulties in remaining competitive in this dynamic market, despite the government's plan to revive its relevance.Recently, the Brazilian government announced a R$350 (US$70) million investment to strengthen the company.However, industry specialists, such as Maurcio Lima from the ILOS Institute, argue that this investment alone will not solve the Post Office's challenges.The company's outdated technology and operations have ..To read the full NEWS and much more, Subscribe to our Premium Membership Plan.
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