UPS expands next-day delivery coverage between Belgium and France

The logistics company has extended its cross-border ground delivery network to 148 additional postal codes in northern France.

UPS has expanded its next-business-day ground delivery coverage between Belgium and northern France, extending the service to 148 additional postal codes in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region.

The expansion builds on the company’s existing ground network, which already provides one-business-day connections from Belgium to Paris and Lille.

According to UPS, the additional coverage is intended to improve cross-border delivery options for businesses shipping goods between Belgium and France.

Wider coverage in northern France

The extension increases the number of destinations in Nord-Pas-de-Calais eligible for next-business-day delivery through the UPS ground network.

The company said the enhanced coverage would provide businesses with faster access to customers across the border, supporting regional distribution and cross-border trade.

UPS has not disclosed the specific postal codes included in the expansion or provided additional details about changes to its transport infrastructure.

The announcement also does not specify whether the wider coverage involves new facilities, additional vehicles or changes to existing routes.

The development forms part of UPS’s efforts to strengthen its European ground delivery services.