Poland`s postal service plays a crucial role in both international and domestic postal exchange, being a part of the worldwide EMS cooperative. It ensures freedom of transit and adheres to the standards of the Universal Postal Union.
Poland`s postal service plays an important role in organizing international and domestic postal exchange within the country. Additionally, it is a part of the global EMS cooperative, responsible for delivering EMS shipments. In accordance with the rules of the Universal Postal Union, Poland`s postal service ensures the freedom of transit for mail between countries.
International standards strictly prohibit the shipment of hazardous substances in postal items, and Poland`s postal service provides detailed rules for mailing, including restrictions on dimensions and content. Parcels and courier shipments are equipped with tracking numbers, allowing senders and recipients to monitor the movement of their parcels.
The format of tracking numbers varies depending on the type of shipment. For example, the letter "R" indicates a registered small package, "C" denotes a parcel, and "E" signifies an EMS shipment. Unique digits ensure the identification of the number, while the last letters determine the sender`s country.
Tracking postal shipments involves several stages, starting from acceptance and ending with delivery. Parcels undergo sorting, customs clearance, export, and import. Tracking statuses inform about the movement of shipments and their current status.
Thus, Poland`s postal service not only ensures efficient postal exchange but also provides transparency and control for senders and recipients at every stage of delivery.
