DHL Express's annual price hiker is greater than that of competitors UPS and FedEx

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Written By Jennifer Joslyn

💛 DHL Express's annual price hiker is greater than that of competitors UPS and FedEx.

While some are concerned about UPS and FedEx shipping rate increases, it also looks like you can’t look anywhere else for lower prices. International express shipper provider DHL Express is increasing its shipping rates to 7.9% next year, surpassing the 6.9% average increases being implemented shortly at its competitor companies. While price adjustments can vary by country depending on the local conditions, the annual price hike is said to factor in inflation and the current administrative costs associated with security and regulatory measures.

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