UPS same-day exports come with guarantee

UPS same-day exports come with guarantee

United Parcel Service (UPS), the world's largest package
distribution company, serves 200 countries and territories. UPS
started business in the U.S. 91 years ago and began expansion
worldwide in 1975, winning numerous industry honors since.

In Indonesia, UPS' joint venture with Cardig Air, PT Cardig
Citra Primajasa, has its head office at Halim Perdanakusuma
Airport, Jakarta.

The success of UPS' worldwide expansion can be attributed to
technological advancements and the development of guaranteed
tracking systems in the industry, including through the Internet.

PT Cardig Citra Primajasa's President Director Jeff Fairbain
said: "We believe UPS is at the forefront in this area." The UPS
web site -- www/ups.co -- provides information on shipping
packages worldwide and tracking a package from dispatch to
delivery.

Express services are fully backed by the UPS Service
Guarantee. UPS recently reviewed its distribution network so that
Indonesian companies can call as late as 7 p.m. on weekdays and
get next morning delivery to Singapore, next day to most of Asia
and second-day 10:30 a.m. delivery to any address in the U.S.

"Why don't you start looking at how to do business in a tough
economy, then look at your cash flows and getting your product to
your customer?" Fairbain said. "We believe UPS can assist with
the latest pick-up time and earliest deliveries to many
destinations, all with a money-back guarantee."

UPS is quoted as having from 12 percent to 18 percent of
package deliveries in the Indonesian marketplace, but it is
aiming to increase its share through service and value for money.

"We are always looking at improving our levels of service and
we are here for the long haul," Fairbain said. "Although the
present economic conditions in Indonesia are tough and the
competition is tight, we want to be considered a premium
alternative in this market place."