
How to minimise risks in parcel deliveries
The parcel shipments are an essential part of the global economy, enabling trade and distribution of goods worldwide. However, these shipments also carry hazards that can affect product integrity, delivery time and costs.
In this article, we will explain the main risks of parcel shipments and how to minimise them to ensure a safe and reliable delivery service.

What are the main risks of sending parcels?
Parcel shipments can present a number of risks, including:- Transport damage: Transport can be hard on products, especially if they are not properly packaged.
- Loss of goods: It may occur due to misidentification, confusion in the delivery address or theft.
- Delivery delays: They can be caused by logistical problems, bad weather, customs problems, among others.
- Customs problems: They can occur due to a lack of proper documentation or regulatory compliance, which can cause delays and additional costs.
- Fraud: It can occur in the payment or delivery of goods, especially when transactions are carried out online.
- Human error: It can occur due to mismanagement or miscommunication, which can cause delivery problems or damage to products.
- Nature: Fires, floods, earthquakes, among others, are exposures that can affect shipments, regardless of the security measures taken.