Hermes announces the opening of the 100th store package myHermes

 Hermes, the UK's largest network of home delivery courier said it has doubled the number of package stores myHermes UK, just a few months after the launch of the service delivery. The company has recently opened the 1000th Stockport, Lancashire, its plans to extend support to the network of more than 2500 locations through 2013.

myHermes Package Store was at 500 locations in the country in June this year, an easy and affordable way to send packets personal and business, as well as enabling retailers a cost effective way to prevent unwanted purchases provide back line offer. The service will also be extended at the beginning of next year, so give the people their nearest location as an alternative to home delivery.

The network consists of a mixture of chains and independent stores, including 80 co-operative businesses, especially in Birmingham, Swindon and Oxford areas, following an agreement with Midcounties cooperatives aimed to improve its services.

Andy Cresswell, Deputy Director General for Midcounties Co-operative, said: "We are very excited about the partnership between Hermes and Midcounties Being able parcel shop in our stores not only offer an even greater choice and more convenience for our members and customers. but also help to spend the greater presence and a basket in the business. "

Hermes CEO Rob Edson said: "Our recent research has shown that consumers are increasingly influenced by the Internet as a broad range of delivery options in choosing a retailer we are committed to providing a range of services at home, at work, a. neighbor, safe, store or package store a time or day that adapt to consumers and their lifestyles busier.

"Our myHermes Package Store network is an important part of our multi-channel approach to the delivery experience easy and stress free, the high level of satisfaction has achieved and ultimately creates value for the brand."