Bpost Expands National Lottery Partnership With 260,000 Additional Parcels Annually

By Public Technologies
  • Bpost will expand its partnership with Belgium’s National Lottery from January 1, 2027, adding an estimated 260,000 parcels annually.
  • The initial two-year agreement includes two optional one-year extensions, potentially covering 2027-2030.
  • Deliveries to more than 6,000 sales outlets will include scratch cards, lottery entry forms and promotional materials.
  • The expanded contract transfers the deliveries from DHL, consolidating more of the lottery’s logistics with one partner.
  • Annual collections will also cover more than 44,400 return shipments of withdrawn scratch cards.


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